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Summary:

One of the major battles of the Dominion War was the attack on Earth, by the Breen, on October tenth, 2375. Hold Your DominionMillions of human lives were lost. One of those was Michael Nolan, a Xenobotanist in Beijing. He left a widow, Gina Righetti Nolan, who was expecting their first child.


Rated: K+
Categories: Deep Space Nine, Voyager Characters: Bashir, Julian
Genre: Family, Romance, Tragedy
Warnings: None
Challenges: None
Series: None
Chapters: 9 Completed: No
Word count: 6819 Read: 25636
Published: 16 Aug 2011 Updated: 08 May 2012
Story Notes:

Jean-Luc Picard created a Round Robin about this event, and it inspired me to write about a pregnant widow, for this attack is a lot like 9/11 and there were several pregnant widows from that attack.

And then Gina just kind of took on a life of her own.

Many, many thanks to JLP for the idea and the encouragement.

1. First Stage - Denial by jespah [Reviews - 1] (363 words)

The first of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's stages of grief is denial.

2. Second Stage – Anger by jespah [Reviews - 1] (336 words)

The second stage of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's five stages of grief is anger.

3. Third Stage – Bargaining by jespah [Reviews - 1] (751 words)

The third of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's five stages of grief is bargaining.

4. Fourth Stage – Depression by jespah [Reviews - 1] (498 words)

The penultimate stage of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's five stages of grief is depression.

5. Fifth Stage – Acceptance by jespah [Reviews - 1] (660 words)

The final stage of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's five stages of grief is acceptance.

6. Sixth Stage – Healing by jespah [Reviews - 1] (1124 words)

Beyond grief, there is healing. Of course, we never forget the ones we love - particularly if we lost them in a horrible manner. But we can slowly heal and move forward, and think about the future.

7. Seventh Stage – Ice Cream by jespah [Reviews - 1] (1035 words)

First steps are always tentative.

8. Eighth Stage – Rituals by jespah [Reviews - 1] (1434 words)

9. Ninth Stage - Good-Bye by jespah [Reviews - 0] (618 words)