I write about caregiving and grief; illness and loss; the body and memory. I research how all of these things intertwine. I wonder about the role of digital media in mediating our experiences with grief and care. I think often about the ways we preserve the memories of our loved ones in our bodies and in the world around us.
For NYU ITP Adjacent Journal 2022: Rituals
Still from Re:collections, image by Yo-Yo Lin
Examining the impact of COVID-19 visiting restrictions on the rituals of end-of-life care, hospital visitation, and grief, I consider the complex roles of digital media in this time of isolation.
Bridging medical literature with personal narrative, this article grapples with a fundamental question: If we are digitally together, will we never have to die alone? (Sen, Adjacent Journal 2022).
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Wrought with questions, preoccupations, and personal reflection, this introductory essay to the Manipura book offers an overview of the complex relationship between professional medicine and family palliative caregivers in the American healthcare system (Self-published, 2019).
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