Tag Archives: grief

I’m very proud to announce…

I’ve been teasing over a BIG announcement for some time. This is a project that’s been in the pipeline since before Christmas and, thanks to some positive and forward-thinking people, has the power to help make a REAL difference. I am therefore thrilled to announce that I am helping the Cruse Bereavement Support (South East)Continue reading “I’m very proud to announce…”

Pet healing, love and loss 💜 🐶

***TRIGGER WARNING*** This post contains detailed descriptions of the emotions related to grief, the loss of pets, and mental health crisis. If you need charitable support or real-time advice then go straight to the bottom of the page where the ‘Real Help’ section is. Thank you. When my guinea pig died in my arms IContinue reading “Pet healing, love and loss 💜 🐶”

Grief, resurrected

My grief is heavy. It’s heavy every day from the minute I wake up to the second I drift off again. It sits on my shoulders always, but from time to time it’s quiet and I’ll forget for a bit, then out of nowhere I’ll be reminded of the space that exists, the space theyContinue reading “Grief, resurrected”

In memory…

For the first time, I’m going to use this blog in a very self-indulgent way, but it’s going to help me cope this year with the grief train that starts on this day annually and plagues me until December. In no way do I expect anyone to read on, but if you chose to doContinue reading “In memory…”

Feirg – it’s backwards

This is probably going to be my longest prose so far, but it’s been bubbling in my head for a while and I’m setting it free. This is a half and half share of fiction and reality, blended in to one story, but split in to two perspectives. I’m learning about character building in fiction,Continue reading “Feirg – it’s backwards”