Stephanie

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

Some days have beautiful sunrises and others are strong waves that knock you down. This month is full of those waves. #bowtiesandblueeyes

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

Grief doesn’t simply end. It continues long after a person isn’t in your life any longer. One of the hardest parts of this process is learning to cope when reminders of that person come up in your day to day life.

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[MIC @MicheleGalioto]

❤️

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

This is not only helpful for those that support the grieving but also to remind the grieving to not believe these myths. Grief is hard💙 #blueeyedboy I miss you!!

[WAY Widowed and Young @WidowedAndYoung]

It is #GriefAwarenessDay and sadly there is much misunderstood about grief, so here's some grief myths and facts 💙

#WidowedandYoung #Grief #Loss #GriefSupport #Bereavement #BereavementSupport #YoungWidow #Widow #Widower

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

Continue to check in on the people you love while they’re grieving. While the sympathy and condolences begin to fade over time, grief remains, and it can be so healing to remind them that you are still there for them, no matter how long it’s been. https://t.co/oCv1Zde1x8

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

Following a death loss, it can feel like there is a piece of you missing in everything you do. This is completely normal. Missing them is completely normal too. If you find yourself seeking support as you navigate this new #lifeafterloss head to https://t.co/JQr7c1STZ0

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

@BethMooreLPM To sit in your kitchen and learn from you while cooking, talking about your garden and unraveling the Bible sounds just perfect.

[Susan Yackzan @sgya]

Day 2 #ONSCongress recommendation. Congress Planning Team members rival network morning show hosts as they recap Day 1 and preview today’s events. Grab a ☕️ and enjoy! @FNPoncology @MJHammer37 @AnneKolenic @oncologynursing

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

@macieshoberr Always!

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

While time can change the way our grief shows up, we never really stop grieving. And that’s okay. https://t.co/nrU5gKqtBi

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

@nicole_lininger it is a very real and constant struggle.

[Nicole Lininger @nicole_lininger]

Someone we know struggling with a heavy loss wrote this - and it’s so true: “It’s hard to live in a world where you are battling memories of the past, living in the present, and thinking what could be in the future.” 🙏🏽 for all those experiencing heaviness.

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

I have been feeling this a lot lately. I miss you so much Connor...my blue eyed boy! 💙💙

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

How beautiful it is to find someone that brings out the best in us. Someone that makes us feel completely ourselves. Physically, they might be gone, but they’ll forever be in your heart. They would be so proud of you, just for being you.

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

@HealGrief I have said this a lot lately. Miss you Connor my blue eyed boy!

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

And every morning When I wake, every night before I fall asleep and pretty much all the times in between. I just want a big hug and to hear “Hi mom!”

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

Every single time.

[David @YourMrBumbles]

4 years ago tonight I lost my eldest son. “We may look as if we carry on with our lives as before. We may even have times of joy and happiness. Everything may seem “normal”. But THIS, “Emptiness” is how we all feel...all the time." ❤
Melancholy by Albert György

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

No matter how long it’s been, or how much life has changed.

[HealGrief.org @HealGrief]

The thought of moving forward without your person can be a heavy weight to carry. It is okay to miss them, and it is also okay to live a full life as you adjust to your new normal. They would want to see you thriving.

[Stephanie @tridreaming]

@joniwatson So good! I will have to remember.