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This is the first week of the rest of my life

betty ming liu February 24, 2010 Inspiration, Relationships 0 Comments

Now that my mom is dead, I’m an orphan. It feels weird, sad, exhilarating — free. Suddenly, I’m starting live over, redefining my sense of womanhood, ethnicity and culture.

Photo album: Remembering Mom, 1917-2010

betty ming liu February 9, 2010 Inspiration, Relationships 21 Comments

This post is all about how my mom died. It was profoundly moving, sad, peaceful, loving. Death has it’s own magic. What a healing experience.

My dad cheated on my mom and all I got was…

betty ming liu February 2, 2010 Relationships 8 Comments

After my dad died, we figured out that he had an affair. It changed everything for us then and until now. Details in this post.

Final vigil: my mom is now in hospice

betty ming liu January 17, 2010 Inspiration, Relationships 2 Comments

My mom has been moved to hospice and the experience is emotionally wrenching. But we’re getting through it with the help of music therapy and my MacBook laptop.

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