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A Family’s Grief Turned Into Hope | Yakima News
In Richland, Washington, a grieving family turns heartbreak into hope by offering semicolon tattoos—each costing $23, Lex’s age when she died—at their tattoo shop. These tattoos, born from Project Semicolon in 2013 as a symbol of resilience and pause, now serve as a lifeline for others facing loss or hardship. Lex’s parents find healing through connection, while her brother RJ, who wears his own semicolon, remembers her as a “ray of sunshine.” Their mission? To remind everyone: you’re not alone—and reaching out is strength. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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