Imposter Syndrome in Grief: “I Felt Like a Fraud in Mourning My Sister’s Death.”
What happens when your loss feels invalidated? After my sister’s death, I felt like an imposter in my own grief—unsure if I was even allowed to mourn.
Personal essays and open letters from the heart — honest, unguarded moments of connection, loss, and becoming.
What happens when your loss feels invalidated? After my sister’s death, I felt like an imposter in my own grief—unsure if I was even allowed to mourn.
I want you to ask if I have siblings—so I can tell you, yes. I do. And she died. Please, let me tell you about my sister.