The Healing Power of a Handmade Quilt: Preserving My Son's Memory

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After the death of their son, a family discovered a collection of patterned cotton squares that he had cherished. His sister decided to turn them into a quilt, choosing the Flying Geese pattern to honor his love for the outdoors. The quilt has become a beautiful tribute that hangs in their family room, keeping his memory close. The squares, originally used as headgear during his battle with a brain tumor, also served as versatile accessories for various activities. The quilt represents the enduring love and connection between siblings, allowing the son's story to continue through its 52 squares.
How a handmade quilt helps keep my late son's memory close The Boston Globe
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