My sister passed away at 18, I was 17. I set up my blog to talk about grief & with the aim to reach out to other teens like me who lost a loved one too soon.
After the success of my blog. I decided to set up a twitter account dedicated to my posts, quotes & exciting achievements because of it. It is also an easier way for people to contact me about their own stories or loss and grief. Please follow, share & keep reading
Hol x
I know I bang on about my kids a lot but WOW so proud of this. My daughter's first documentary. My family, My Emily. My world #PortHour#RemissionPossible#RemberingEmy please spare 8 minutes to watch.
WOW. In less than 2 days our short film has already reached over 500 views on YouTube!!!
Keep watching!! Keep Sharing!! Thank You for your support!! #TheMakingOfRP#DoMediaDifferently
I’m incredibly fortunate that I get to combine my degree & passion for cancer awareness together, getting to film at a @MaggiesCentres today was truly inspiring. I have an amazing film crew who trusted my ideas & came on this beautiful journey with me. Amazing day @bcumedia
Thank you ever so much @maggieschelt for letting us come & film at your incredible centre today, my film crew and I were amazed and humbled at all the beautifully smily and positive people we got to talk to & film ❤️ @MaggiesCentres@bcumedia
Aaahhhh less than 2 weeks till the ball now 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻 cannot wait!!! Nothing better than seeing all the hard work Team Remission possible does pay off!!! #jazzandgin#ForEmily#1920s@RemissionPos
Our last ball was such an incredible success, now only two weeks till our next one. Prep is well under way and we’re getting excited now.
Have you got your dancing shoes ready? #1920sball#EmysBall
NEW BLOG POST - this week I talk about why my mum and I carry the work Emily started with RemissionPossible and why charity events planning has helped with my grief so much. please read and share. thank you xx https://t.co/WQZChOah28
It's finally here! The secret I've been keeping for months and can finally reveal. Today a new documentary will hit BBC Three, called George Shelley: Learning To Grieve. And - you've guessed it! - it features Let's Talk About Loss! Head over to BBC iPlayer to watch!
Thank you @higeorgeshelley for talking so openly about grief and losing a sibling. #GSLearningToGrieve
Check out my blog about grief and losing a sibling!!
https://t.co/Jf61M6x5Tn
Beautiful story on BBC, can relate to so much. Lost my 18 year old sister in 2016. @higeorgeshelley please check out our short documentary about my sister. pleaseeee take a look at my blog @RememberingEmy about grief & losing my sister #GSLearningToGrieve
https://t.co/dKoW1fGl3n
“She didn’t just want to get her treatment and go, she wanted to make a difference.” Stills from one of our recent films for the Make Blood Cancer Visible campaign. Donna and Holly share memories of Emily, who raised awareness and funds for blood cancer. #makebloodcancervisible
After summer off from blogging, here is my next blog, in the next chapter of my life. Here I talk a bit about tackling grief over Emily’s 21st birthday #PortHour https://t.co/soXVsMesYi