This article expands on C.J. Throop's concept of "presencing forth of an absence" introduced in his 2010 article "Latitudes of loss: on the vicissitudes of empathy," applying it to elucidate personal stories of grief, including an experience of the ambiguous loss of a child. The author provides a novel framework for the intersubjective experience of the grieving person. The author offers pediatric healthcare providers fresh insight into the experience of patient families.
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