you are meant to write books, no one draws me in like you and I'm a huge reader. This story is meant to share with the world, thank you for sharing your pain because it somehow helps me understand this life better than before.
Oh, man. It hits really hard to read all of this exactly 4 years to the date - along with those original tweets I remember oh-too-horribly well. And I’m just one of the anonymous thousands who were swept up in your ordeal. I can’t even begin to imagine what it must feel/cost for *you* to recreate it like this ❤️🩹. “Gethsemane” comes to mind: and (to forestall misunderstanding among the all-too-many who are quick to take offence - I mean that simply in terms of being a place of great mental and spiritual suffering). But you are a writer by nature. In which case it’s probably just absolutely necessary for you to go through this in order to further process/give place to your earthly loss. I followed your vigil almost hourly with so much feeling and sympathy back then. I will be doing so in the coming days as well.
You are an amazing writer. I loved your inclusion of Tara making the quesadillas for you and Jon. Such a good reminder that a small act of kindness can mean everything to someone in grief. After my mom passed, I went into a small store and saw they had placed a tin of Danish cookies out for their customers. I was so grateful to eat one of those cookies and, obviously, remember it after all these years later.
You are such a gifted writer. Your reading drew me in to the point that I actually lost track of time. I had always been following for updates and hearing you talk about Molly over the years, but so much of this was just..so much MORE personal. From Tara making you quesadillas to Eli and the Paw Patrol. The little things really just stuck with me.
Jude is just starting out, but will also ONLY try to go if Paw Patrol is on the iPad! That story, oddly enough, will make me think of you all and keep Molly alive in our minds every single time we turn it on. 💜
Molly is making sure you write, as painful as it is. For me, I have needed to read every word. Thank you for sharing. Knowing your family and Molly has changed my view on the world, and changed so much in me and my family. I have almost lost my oldest daughter a few times, the possibility is still there at any moment. I have found strength in your writing. Thank you!
You guys keep showing Up, every day. No matter what. I followed Mollys story from first tweet and I still am following her story which you’ve captured so well. A family founded on love with strong foundation turning Mollys loss into a simple mission. To Do good in the world.
You,Jon,Eli, & Nate live with her loss but fill the spaces by doing kind deeds. The world needs more like you. We think of all that you and your friends are going through ,,. You are one until things are rebuilt . But whatever the end result from the fires I know you will lead the charge because you are not a quitter. ❤️❤️ #teammolly
I am so sorry. This brought back my own experience at the hospital when my son died. He was the most alive person I knew. After all these years, I still have moments when I can’t believe he is gone. Time does gradually help. Love you! ❤️
My heart breaks for what you’ve been through. I wish you’d never ever been through this and hope your heart continues to grow and heal despite it all. Sobbing in solidarity.
Your pain and your love are palpable. Your writing is gifted. Thank you for sharing all of it. And I am so sorry.
Thank you, Sylvia 🙏🙏🙏
you are meant to write books, no one draws me in like you and I'm a huge reader. This story is meant to share with the world, thank you for sharing your pain because it somehow helps me understand this life better than before.
Thank you, dear Robyn. I needed to hear this. Appreciate you.
Oh, man. It hits really hard to read all of this exactly 4 years to the date - along with those original tweets I remember oh-too-horribly well. And I’m just one of the anonymous thousands who were swept up in your ordeal. I can’t even begin to imagine what it must feel/cost for *you* to recreate it like this ❤️🩹. “Gethsemane” comes to mind: and (to forestall misunderstanding among the all-too-many who are quick to take offence - I mean that simply in terms of being a place of great mental and spiritual suffering). But you are a writer by nature. In which case it’s probably just absolutely necessary for you to go through this in order to further process/give place to your earthly loss. I followed your vigil almost hourly with so much feeling and sympathy back then. I will be doing so in the coming days as well.
You are an amazing writer. I loved your inclusion of Tara making the quesadillas for you and Jon. Such a good reminder that a small act of kindness can mean everything to someone in grief. After my mom passed, I went into a small store and saw they had placed a tin of Danish cookies out for their customers. I was so grateful to eat one of those cookies and, obviously, remember it after all these years later.
You are such a gifted writer. Your reading drew me in to the point that I actually lost track of time. I had always been following for updates and hearing you talk about Molly over the years, but so much of this was just..so much MORE personal. From Tara making you quesadillas to Eli and the Paw Patrol. The little things really just stuck with me.
Jude is just starting out, but will also ONLY try to go if Paw Patrol is on the iPad! That story, oddly enough, will make me think of you all and keep Molly alive in our minds every single time we turn it on. 💜
Molly is making sure you write, as painful as it is. For me, I have needed to read every word. Thank you for sharing. Knowing your family and Molly has changed my view on the world, and changed so much in me and my family. I have almost lost my oldest daughter a few times, the possibility is still there at any moment. I have found strength in your writing. Thank you!
You guys keep showing Up, every day. No matter what. I followed Mollys story from first tweet and I still am following her story which you’ve captured so well. A family founded on love with strong foundation turning Mollys loss into a simple mission. To Do good in the world.
You,Jon,Eli, & Nate live with her loss but fill the spaces by doing kind deeds. The world needs more like you. We think of all that you and your friends are going through ,,. You are one until things are rebuilt . But whatever the end result from the fires I know you will lead the charge because you are not a quitter. ❤️❤️ #teammolly
I am so sorry. This brought back my own experience at the hospital when my son died. He was the most alive person I knew. After all these years, I still have moments when I can’t believe he is gone. Time does gradually help. Love you! ❤️
Thank you for sharing Molly's story. I've been learning about Molly since 2021. I'm so very sorry, Kaye.
My heart breaks for what you’ve been through. I wish you’d never ever been through this and hope your heart continues to grow and heal despite it all. Sobbing in solidarity.