Still, we learn how to keep going: One family, Many losses, countless moments that kept them alive

Told through the voice of Gina, this memoir unfolds in the aftermath of profound loss, where grief lingers long after the moment everything changed. Beginning 164 days into a life reshaped by absence, Gina stands at the center of a family story marked by the deaths of her parents, her sister Alex, and a more recent loss that continues to ripple through their lives.As memories resurface-of shared meals, childhood closeness, and the fragile joy that once coexisted with hardship-she is forced to confront both the weight of what has been taken and the quiet strength required to carry on. Moving between past and present, the story captures the disorienting nature of grief: how it interrupts time, reshapes identity, and refuses to follow a predictable path.This is not a story about closure or easy healing. It is about endurance. About sisters holding each other together when everything else falls apart. And about the stubborn, unbreakable presence of love that remains, even in the face of overwhelming loss.

Pagina's: 174, Paperback, Independently published