Redux: The Empty Chair, Part 2

Dear Sugars

WBUR

Boston, Wbur, Sugar, Cheryl Strayed, Society & Culture, Dear, Relationships, Advice, Steve Almond

4.6 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 9 September 2023

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

This is part two of the series on early childhood death. The Sugars read letters from parents who worry that their grief may overshadow their surviving children. They are joined by the writer Emily Rapp Black, who decided to have another child after learning that her son had a fatal congenital disorder.

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0:18.0	or maybe it's not that serious.
0:20.0	Whether a match leads to something new
0:22.0	and exciting or something personal,
0:24.0	no matter what, all matches lead
0:26.0	to self-discovery.
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	...

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