We hope that you have enjoyed reading The Grief Reality in April. It is a joy to have somewhere to talk so openly about grief, mental health and general ramblings.
As Told By Alastair
Grief is unpredictable. And seemingly timeless.
Reality Revisited: As Told By Evee
What they didn’t know was that I was slowly losing it. My grades were the only thing I could even begin to control. I believed the only thing I could truly count on was that in March 2019 I would be at university. The hardest thing I had to do was leave my mum curled up on the sofa to revise for my exams. Repeatedly I beat myself up for being so selfish, but I promised myself that I would have all of summer to be with my Mum.
Sports Day
I’m running towards a finish line I simply can’t see, crowds and crowds of people clapping for their children, and I know my mum is still cheering for me.
#13 Thursday Thoughts: What’s Been The Best Part Of Your Week So Far?
If it hasn’t been so great so far, perhaps your highlight is yet to come.
Reality Revisited: As Told By Katie
I read a quote once: “My mum taught me everything except how to live without her”.
The Art of Falling Over
I couldn’t even recall the last time I fell over, let alone setting out on an activity with the intention of falling over.
#14 Thursday Thoughts: What Are You Looking Forward to From May?
Hopefully you have something to look forward to! It will be lovely to hear your thoughts 🤍
A small post.
Life’s hard enough without an eternal war in your head.
As Told By Daisy
After all, I was widowed now! Wasn’t I supposed to be sad all the time?