Summary

LaPointe finds herself feeling like a ghost in her own home, unable to connect with the space that was supposed to be shared with her daughter. The house feels unfamiliar and alien, deepening her sense of loss and disconnection. One night, overcome by grief and anger, LaPointe destroys the altar where she had placed the ultrasound picture of her miscarried child. This act of rage reflects the depths of her pain and the turmoil within her. In the days that follow, LaPointe descends into a severe depression, unable to leave her house or engage in daily activities. Her emotional anguish consumes her, leaving her in a state of numbness and despair.

Amidst her darkest moments, there is a fleeting glimmer of hope when LaPointe starts to emerge from the darkness. However, this fragile glimpse of light is swiftly shattered when she discovers that...