@QueerlyChaoticc@shonalouiseblog The scrunchy happy face is full joy!! I am wearing the crocheted scrunchie I bought from you today and that is also full joy 🥰
How can we do better at supporting bereaved friends and colleagues?
Well, here's what bereaved people tell us.
Graphic is by @mlalanda based on 'Listen.'
@oldenoughtosay Oh what a shame you'll have to stay there too! Another one for the spreadsheet of places you've got your tits out for chonk? And can someone bring you snacks?
@widow_waiting 🥰 your tweets are one of the reasons I stay on twitter, such an honest look at grief which provokes many feelings, and I find your perspective helpful in my work as a care giver.
What can we learn from the death of the #Queen?
The world has watched her live through the process of #OrdinaryDying, and yet dying went unspoken, un-named.
Let's notice what nobody mentioned: we all saw the Queen going through the stages of ordinary dying.
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@iridescentjemma I just had to come say hi! You are both so lovely and have such a positive influence on the twitterverse and beyond - I was super nervous but so happy to see you 🥰
@criminographer My joy today was keeping my pjs on all day and making several really good cups of tea, and getting the perfect cross breeze in my little flat. So important to enjoy the tiny things.
I did a thing! I was so fed up of spending my lovely time in theatres anxious if warnings mention gunshots/loud noises that I decided to create a central page that will provide more information on when/how many and other triggers. 1/2
https://t.co/BBHNrWsxAi
@BlondeHistorian@GuideDogAva I'm in training to become a carer and have met a couple of clients with pet (not working) dogs that make me highly anxious - I consider it my job to be professional and push through my fear to care for my client. It's a me problem, and I'm there to serve not cause issues!