I would love to know what you think, as I’m hoping to write a post giving all the advice I have collected over our various platforms!
Author: thegriefreality
Reality Revisited: “You look taller”
It’s been a slow transition but I wish I could tell my counsellor that I finally stepped down from that tightrope where I couldn’t put a foot wrong. I wish I could tell her that actually “Katie does make mistakes” but I can handle them – it’s okay.
#67 Thursday Thoughts: How Did The Level of Support You Receive Change On Your Grief Journey?
Did it increase, decrease or stay the same after the first few months? Did people treat you differently?
Your experience is valid, and I’m looking forward to hearing your story below.
Why Is Grief Education So Important?
I am passionate about grief education because there was a time in my life where I sat down in a counsellor’s chair and said “what is grief?”
Reality Revisited: The Luxury of Self
Mum would love these rainbows.
#66 Thursday Thoughts: How Does Someone Best Support You When You Grieve?
Is it to hug you when you cry? To bring your person up in conversation? Or is it someone bringing you food or practically offering help to you that helps you?
As Told By SeekingDivinePerspective
Those dear women looked at each other for a moment, and simultaneously burst out laughing. They giggled as though this were the funniest joke they had ever heard.
Reality Revisited: Have You Any Dreams You’d Like To Sell?
But this is my world. Those were the cards I had been dealt. I have been living without my Mum for 14 months now. I have been doing okay.
#65 Thursday Thoughts: Who Supports You The Best With Your Grief?
Who do you trust to listen to you and your loss?
University Life: After Death (Part 2)
I think part of my university experience has been trying to find that for myself. To have a moment of deep pride in my accomplishments.