Grief Talking

Throughout time. Nothing will get better unless you communicate with the others around you. Talking can sometimes be hard for the person suffering from the grief but at times, sharing the issues you are having with your own mental health or even physical at times can help lighten the burden.

This doesn't need to be with grief. This can be with any situation you are suffering from with your mental health. Please do not be afraid to talk to someone.....it helps. Message this page if you need to reach out & do not have someone to unload to♥️

Do you know, when you lose someone that is so important in your life. It feels like life has kind of stopped for the people closest to them, but it also brings a lot up a lot of feeling of “Everyone else has just moved on”. Just because you don’t show the grief on your face on a daily basis doesn’t mean it’s not there. It means it’s simmering in the background. Like a pot of old stew, it just is there under the surface.

Remember if you know someone that’s recently lost someone. Although you may have moved on, they most likely won’t have. Just check in on them, just a simple text to say “How’s things today?” Can lighten their load just a little bit, grief isn’t a process that lasts the span of a holiday. If you need someone to chat to, this page is always here. Anytime, day or night

To lose a parent at any age, is to lose a part of yourself. Grief is something that never takes a break, even through the night it creeps up on you. In the morning when you wake up, you have a brief moment or two where you forget. Then it all floods back…..

Take time for yourself, help others that are left suffering from the loss & keep that person in your mind at all times. The ripple effect of a person passing whether expected or sudden can last for a very long time…..

😢💔 ❤️