Myss Meka, author of Lessons Learned From the Connectivity of Grief, brings a raw, reflective voice to the subject of loss. Born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and shaped by a childhood marked by instability, family disruption, and trauma, Meka describes her story as “the gift of my struggle” and the foundation of her decision to rise in the face of obstacles. In her new book, she transforms lived experience into an exploration of grief, identity, survival, and the difficult work of becoming whole. The book began as a tribute to her brother, Richard Jeremy Horsey, who died on June...