Sharon Grant

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@lizziep73 I really feel this in Sept. Feels like entering another phase without them x

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@MattWillisRail @GWRHelp If it was a one off event maybe but the lines were closed less than two months ago due to flooding and rail replacement buses are used on a regular basis. Where were they tonight?! People having to wait hours for taxis?!?

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

Total carnage at Bristol Temple Meads. No communication, direction or organisation @GWRHelp. Surely there should be contingency plans in place!

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@HandbookWidows @davidwordworker So true! Still trying to find my equilibrium!

[shitscaredmum @shitscaredmum]

This is beautiful, it moved me to tears.
I hope death is exactly like this ❤️

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@ClaireCarmalt Aw your beautiful daughter died on the same day as my husband. Sending love ❤️

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@brettskiwarrior Agree 🤞

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@mrscmway Needed to see this today. Thank you x

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@Brave_Widow I look forward to this in the future 🤞

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@HandbookWidows @GrievingBloke @grievingdadmd We all have a 100% record of surviving every day in whatever way feels right for us as individuals. Some days are harder than others but we get through somehow x

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@Carer49 I am with you. Everything you say completely resonates with me x

[Stefan Moore ★ @2StefanMoore]

“If you think grief has a time limit, you have likely never lost a piece of your heart.

If you think that the days, months and years will somehow erase the extent of the loss, then you have never been unlucky enough to lose a love. You are blessed, my friend.

For life without that piece of you, is a new life indeed. It is a new world when the person you miss is no longer here. Everything looks different and will never look the same again. Every day is a mountain to climb, battling the waves of emotion, when a song plays, a smell reminds or a memory rears. And that never lessens, we only become accustomed to handling it. To hiding it.

You may think time is healing the hurt, then you enter a new phase of your life; a relationship, a child, a grandchild, a new opportunity, and you realise you cannot share that with your missing part. The waves bear down fresh, as they were on the very the first day.

If you think grief has a time limit, my friend, you have never lost a piece of your heart. And for that, you should be truly grateful.

Let the grieving grieve for as long as they must, and if you want to help, just love them more.

Love is the only way.”

#SayTheirNames It’s the best gift you can give a grieving heart. 💕

Written by
Donna Ashworth ❤️

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@michgrovespoet @ChloeBellerbyMH That’s the million dollar question!!

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@mrscmway And feel grateful that the grief posts don’t resonate with you!

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@ClaireCarmalt @4myJessBrady How lovely x

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@WidowHouse I have found this one of the hardest things to accept as a widow that, yes, grief and joy do coexist!

[Sharon Grant @sawarner]

@ruby_dood1es I would say that’s a big step! Well done you x

[shitscaredmum @shitscaredmum]

Diagnosing a brain tumour can be tricky but this brilliant guide from @BrainTumourOrg lists some of the red flags you shouldn’t ignore;

1 symptom - see GP
2 symptoms - ask GP for an urgent referral

Trust your instincts!
Please save on your phone & share, it could save a life.

[The Mindfulness Meditation Institute @TrainingMindful]

“I share this flower in loving memory of someone I have in heaven. Not a single day goes by that I don’t think of you.”