David Kessler

You.

You are the living, breathing evidence that they existed.

You are the storyteller.

You are the memory keeper.

In time, when you're ready, once you integrate that, that you're the evidence, you can begin to let those things go.

And I tell people, practically, take a picture of everything.

We get the same emotional response from a picture as we do the article.

Beautiful album of everything.

So not only do you get a picture of your husband's suit, your child's graduation, whatever it may be, your parents' baseball cap.

You get all that.

You get those pictures.

And then they get to go on and have meaning for someone else.

The suit helps someone get a job.

Someone can't afford, like literally someone was telling me their child can't afford graduation, cap and gown right now.

Someone else could use that in that school probably.

Anger?

is pain.

It's an expression of pain.

Now, let me tell you, when we often get bad news, many folks have two responses.

We sit and cry, and to the person who sits and cries, we'll rush over, here's tissues, we're here for you.