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As Told By Aneesha

1st March 202129th January 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 5 Comments

Did you fall into the trap Of raking memories Kept under a wrap?

#4 Thursday Thoughts: When Was The Last Time You Cried?

25th February 20212nd February 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 47 Comments

We always feel so much better after a good cry. How about you? Katie & Evee

How Do You Know You’ve Done The Right Thing?

23rd February 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 34 Comments

I think this is a poignant question, and one I think about often; especially as a young person being without their Mum. I think a question that is good to ask ourselves when we are trying to work out whether we have done the right thing, is how do we know when we have done the wrong thing?

#3 Thursday Thoughts: How Do You Relax?

18th February 20212nd February 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 101 Comments

We love watching a good series together, and going for walks! How about you? We would love to know 🙂

As Told By Joy

15th February 202128th January 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 21 Comments

Now is the season, the time of the year towards the end of January and the beginning of February, that I get catapulted from a time of bith celebrations, into the furnace of grief – to go back through the smithing process again, for refinement.

Love Yourself Today and Everyday

14th February 202114th February 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 29 Comments

So, not because it’s Valentines Day, but because you deserve it everyday, I hope you give yourself a little self-love today and always in whatever form that may be. 

A Sea of Blue Skies

12th February 202112th February 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 28 Comments

Hopefully dear reader, by the time that this post is up, my essay will have figured out how to write itself, references will be arranged alphabetically in a long list and it will submit itself.

Fact Versus Meaning

10th February 202126th January 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 61 Comments

You are doing so well. Continue to lead with love. Love is not unforgiving, it expects slip ups. Those are the moments we should fill ourselves, and others, with more love and gratitude.

As Told By John (also known as Woodsy)

8th February 202128th January 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 20 Comments

But mum was right.  Sooner or later, I have to find my way back to that gentle place.  It's scary and it's  vulnerable and it can die a billion times between each victory...

As Told By Amanda-Lyn ((Aly))

1st February 202128th January 2021 ~ thegriefreality ~ 16 Comments

or just a moment that ache stills and I feel no pain and that is because I know they are no longer in pain, they are free, and they are dancing with angels.

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This post is from my post ‘The Things That Make Life Beautiful’ ❤️
I know it seems that this pandemic will never end, particularly as it follows us into a new year. Please know that you are not alone in your struggle. Mum used to remind us that if it’s not okay then its not the end, and now more than ever, I trust my mum. 💕
Dear You, In case no one has told you recently, I am really proud of you. I am really proud of you for showing up every day and getting through 2020. You got through the festive period during a pandemic while holding your grief, and you are still standing. I am really proud of you, and I hope you take the time to reflect on all that you have been through this year. It is no small feat.

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#4 Thursday Thoughts: When Was The Last Time You Cried?

We always feel so much better after a good cry. How about you?

Katie & Evee

Breathe For The Moment

Breathe For The Moment

We live in the present, the only gift we have, and think of what could happen next. What plethora of opportunities there are, who we may meet, what songs we may hear.

How Do You Know You’ve Done The Right Thing?

How Do You Know You’ve Done The Right Thing?

I think this is a poignant question, and one I think about often; especially as a young person being without their Mum. I think a question that is good to ask ourselves when we are trying to work out whether we have done the right thing, is how do we know when we have done the wrong thing?

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