Kelsey

Once again, she was juggling the weight of school and being there for Morgan. I distinctly remember trying to complete homework and being like, I can't finish this. She's puking somewhere, thinking like, get your priorities straight. This is someone's life. This is the end of their human life. And you're worried about like not finishing this math problem.

Once again, she was juggling the weight of school and being there for Morgan. I distinctly remember trying to complete homework and being like, I can't finish this. She's puking somewhere, thinking like, get your priorities straight. This is someone's life. This is the end of their human life. And you're worried about like not finishing this math problem.

Like, why was I wasting my time on these early morning classes for, like, my own benefit when she only had a few months left to live? I just suddenly felt selfish and stupid. And that's really the moment that I reframed my entire life. For the first time in her life, Kelsey let school take a backseat.

Like, why was I wasting my time on these early morning classes for, like, my own benefit when she only had a few months left to live? I just suddenly felt selfish and stupid. And that's really the moment that I reframed my entire life. For the first time in her life, Kelsey let school take a backseat.

Like, why was I wasting my time on these early morning classes for, like, my own benefit when she only had a few months left to live? I just suddenly felt selfish and stupid. And that's really the moment that I reframed my entire life. For the first time in her life, Kelsey let school take a backseat.

I was letting go of a lot of things I'd worked my whole life toward, but I was like, I can do this for three months for somebody to enjoy the last few months of their life.

I was letting go of a lot of things I'd worked my whole life toward, but I was like, I can do this for three months for somebody to enjoy the last few months of their life.

I was letting go of a lot of things I'd worked my whole life toward, but I was like, I can do this for three months for somebody to enjoy the last few months of their life.

She considered her like a second mom. We drove out of state to visit her. This family friend was with her when Morgan got her first diagnosis of having bone cancer. And she was with her when she was doing IV treatments. To meet someone who was so intimately involved with her treatments, I felt really bonded right away. I remember her saying, I didn't even know what I was doing.

She considered her like a second mom. We drove out of state to visit her. This family friend was with her when Morgan got her first diagnosis of having bone cancer. And she was with her when she was doing IV treatments. To meet someone who was so intimately involved with her treatments, I felt really bonded right away. I remember her saying, I didn't even know what I was doing.

She considered her like a second mom. We drove out of state to visit her. This family friend was with her when Morgan got her first diagnosis of having bone cancer. And she was with her when she was doing IV treatments. To meet someone who was so intimately involved with her treatments, I felt really bonded right away. I remember her saying, I didn't even know what I was doing.

I just got kind of thrown into this. I was like, I didn't know what I was doing either.

I just got kind of thrown into this. I was like, I didn't know what I was doing either.

I just got kind of thrown into this. I was like, I didn't know what I was doing either.

Her attorney had shared with her that when she died, her health payout would be really big and it would go to her parents because that's next of kin. And that was really overwhelming for her. Like she had fought so hard for her queerness and now suddenly in her death as a queer woman, all this money would be granted to her parents.

Her attorney had shared with her that when she died, her health payout would be really big and it would go to her parents because that's next of kin. And that was really overwhelming for her. Like she had fought so hard for her queerness and now suddenly in her death as a queer woman, all this money would be granted to her parents.

Her attorney had shared with her that when she died, her health payout would be really big and it would go to her parents because that's next of kin. And that was really overwhelming for her. Like she had fought so hard for her queerness and now suddenly in her death as a queer woman, all this money would be granted to her parents.

But if she were married to me, then I would get to decide where that money goes.

But if she were married to me, then I would get to decide where that money goes.

But if she were married to me, then I would get to decide where that money goes.