Two years after my wife and six-year-old son died in a car accident, I was still technically alive—but that’s about all I could say for myself.
I’m Michael Ross. I’m 40. And my life ended in a hospital hallway when a doctor looked at me with tired eyes and said, “I’m so sorry.”
Lauren and our son Caleb were gone. Hit by a drunk driver.
“They went quickly,” someone told me, as if that softened anything.
