Month: December 2019
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You Need to Write a Letter
In fact, you probably need to write several letters. This is a perfect time to do it as we begin a new year. These letters are for the people you love most so they can have something tangible to hold and read and read again after you aren’t here anymore. The letters might be full […]
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The Most Difficult Time of the Year
Each day, as we get closer to Christmas, the hole in my heart grows a little bigger, and a little darker. The pain becomes a little stronger. It becomes increasingly harder not to focus on what I have lost. What my family has lost. David Glasser, my son, was a Phoenix Police Officer who was killed […]
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It’s a Crash Course
I’ve been taking a crash course on grief since May 18, 2016 when my son, David Glasser, a Phoenix Police Officer, was killed in the line of duty. I thought I had quite a bit of experience with grief since my father, mother and brother have all passed away along with my aunts and uncles […]
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He Was There
He was there when my son, David Glasser, a Phoenix Police Officer, went to work on May 18, 2016. It felt like just another day. He was there when Davey took his last call. It seemed like just another call. God was there when Davey stepped out of the police car and a bullet ripped […]
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My Quadruple Whammy
This is my fourth Christmas without my son, Davey. He was a Phoenix Police Officer killed in the line of duty on May 18, 2016. Many people told me the first year after his death was going to be the worst. And it was bad. So I was hoping that what people told me was […]