After Julian died, my world was forever changed. In my search for understanding and comfort, I began exploring ideas and practices that I once thought were out of reach or even strange. Over time, what initially seemed “too woo woo” for me became the foundation of my healing journey and ultimately my life’s work. Two … Continue reading Healing Through intuition: A journey of Grief and Reiki
It’s okay in fact it’s more than okay.
I haven’t written about my grief journey for awhile. Partly because I don’t want to come across as a pity party, I have also been busy doing some fab courses that have helped me and, in turn, I’m hoping will help you. In the months following Julian dying, I received Reiki. I cannot explain why … Continue reading It’s okay in fact it’s more than okay.
What I am learning about grief
Friends and acquaintances have told me that my musings around my breast cancer journey have been helpful, and it is with this in mind that I thought I would share my thoughts and life around grief. My two favourite books as a child were The story of Babar and Heidi. These books were unwittingly my … Continue reading What I am learning about grief
Understanding grief
Put yourself in someone else’s shoes
It’s coming up to a year since Julian passed and what a year it has been.Apparently what I write is helpful, and so I have written some random musings. “The experience of grief is like going into space” in other words unless you have been into space you cannot truly understand, and if you haven’t … Continue reading Put yourself in someone else’s shoes
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Holding the space
I consider myself empathetic and a good listener, but is that holding the space? I think it takes self-awareness and self-belief before we can hold the space for someone else. It means genuinely listening without judging (and that is a hard one in itself as so often our judgement stems from our own pain) it … Continue reading Holding the space
My lost earring
A few months ago, I noticed I had lost an earring; I had taken the pair off at night and put them on my bedside table, a few days later, one was missing. I looked everywhere, in the drawers, under the bed, I shook everything in the drawer and even hoovered it. Initially, I accepted … Continue reading My lost earring
Appearances are deceiving
This is a 2 part blog about my life at the moment which is on the one hand being there for my daughter and grandson and on the other dealing with my grief. I have often thought prior to even having breast cancer that just because someone looks happy it does not necessarily mean they … Continue reading Appearances are deceiving