A passage through the faraway, nearby of mourning.

This article explores the author's personal experience of grief and loss after the death of their daughter. It discusses the concept of the "middle distance" as a space where individuals can construct a new narrative of themselves after experiencing loss. The text also delves into the relationship between memory and imagination, highlighting the importance of memories in envisioning the future. It emphasizes the significance of remembering and mourning in the process of healing and moving forward after loss. The text also discusses the therapeutic power of talking and writing about grief and trauma, and the importance of resilience and finding meaning in the face of trauma. [Extracted from the article]