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Molly Gleydura's Watson Fellowship Blog
Child Loss: Supporting Individuals Before and After
August 2022 - August 2023
“Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart.”
—Winnie the Pooh
Molly Gleydura
Mar 151 min read
Ides of Watson 2024
Two years ago today I became a Watson Fellow! Oh my does time fly!
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Molly Gleydura
Sep 3, 20234 min read
Back In The USA and On To Another Adventure
I have been back in the USA for 5.5 weeks. I'm beginning a new adventure in CT now. Read about what I have been up to since being home.
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Molly Gleydura
Jul 27, 20235 min read
Ten Weeks of Putting My Learning Into Practice
I leave Ireland in 2.5 days. In this post, I reflect on how all the plan changes allowed me to finish my project in exactly the right way.
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Molly Gleydura
Jul 21, 20234 min read
Six Years with Type One Diabetes
Today I celebrated my sixth year with type one diabetes and reflected on the years that came before.
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Molly Gleydura
Jul 20, 20236 min read
What I Have Been Reading Lately
I review six books on illness, grief, and loss that I have read recently.
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Molly Gleydura
Jul 5, 20235 min read
"This is how we grieve. This is how we parent."
"What if parents don't want to talk to you?" I reflect on my conversations with families & why some worried I would find no one to talk to.
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Molly Gleydura
Jun 24, 20238 min read
"I just can't believe what is happening in the US right now..."
In this post I share what I have learned about and my perspective on measures to deliberately end life.
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Molly Gleydura
Jun 19, 20235 min read
Grieving My Grandfather on Father’s Day
In honor of my grandfather - Grandpa Kitty Cat.
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Molly Gleydura
Jun 5, 20234 min read
Alone at Sea
I write about feeling lonely after the end of a visit from friends and family and remaining grounded during my final 55 days abroad.
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Molly Gleydura
May 13, 20236 min read
What Does Grieving Look Like Without A Religious Affiliation?
I discuss how families in Belgium search for and have created new practices around death and mourning as the country becomes more secular.
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