The man I married has joined the ranks of strange fathers.

Here’s how I, a non-celebrity, made it happen.

Taking a psychological deep dive into my own weird habit.

The South African icon passed away at age 81.

I’d lost the pregnancy, too, but microchimerism — when a mother absorbs a fetus’s DNA — still felt like the perfect metaphor.

Even though he’s very much alive and appeared in court to prove it.

Sister Catherine Rose Holzman collapsed in the courtroom yesterday.

It was devastating to lose the sexual intimacy we’d shared, but no one wanted to listen to me talk about that part of widowhood.

“Because animals are thought to be replaceable, people say, ‘Well, you can solve this problem. Just go get another one.’”

Before I became a mom, I didn’t even know where my father was buried.

Americans might have a healthier attitude toward death if people like me didn’t keep it so hidden from view.

You value security a lot — there’s nothing wrong with that.

Can you tell other people what matters most to you?

Remember, death is always on the way.

This week’s column from your therapist.

End-of-life specialists are here to tie up the loose ends that come with dying.

Here’s what happens in your brain when you feel like you’re becoming one with the universe.

His name’s Kermit.

What her new book shows us about being a woman in the public eye.

“Ashes to ashes, stuff to stuff.”