The Library

The book which most resonated with me about the grief of losing a child. Rob writes in such a succinct, hilarious, poignant way about the hardest subject there is. His love of Henry shines through with every word written, and it inspires me to be a better person and a better father for Henry.

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A longform interview with Rob Delaney about the life and death of his 2-year-old son Henry and his book "A Heart That Works". He has done a few similar interviews about his book, but I feel like this one is the best dive into his subject. Rob is someone I hope to model myself and my journey with grief after – he is

The club's mantra is "Worst Club, Best Guys" and it couldn't be more true. I was lucky enough to find this group early on in my journey with grief, and invaluable doesn't do justice to how important it is. They have weekly Zoom meetings and an active Discord community, and dads from all different parts of the grief journey come together to support one another.

This is much more than a stand-up special – Michael profoundly explores the topic of grief and beautifully talks about the passing of his child, all the while being absolutely one of the funniest stand-up sets I've seen in ages.

This short film is a beautiful representation of loss and healing, all done without the use of words. It doesn't have a long runtime, but it sticks with you for a very time. Kintsugi was a big visual inspiration for the creator and it has brought Kelsey and I joy as well, both metaphorically as well as literally fixing a broken plant pot with resin and gold.