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The best compliment I could ever receive.

The best compliment I could ever receive.

I wonder if I'd love myself differently if my moth

I wonder if I'd love myself differently if my mother were still here?

Would it help to hear her say she's proud of me or that I'm beautiful? Would it give me more confidence to see her confidence in me?

The first year of grief isn't always the hardest.

The first year of grief isn't always the hardest. It's simply the first. Each year is hard in it's own delicate and unique way.

Do you agree?

Sometimes you need someone to sit with you, in the

Sometimes you need someone to sit with you, in the pain, in the ache, and just be there with you.

You don't have to turn your loss into a lesson. Yo

You don't have to turn your loss into a lesson. You don't owe anyone meaning from something that broke your heart.

There are so many things I wish I could go back an

There are so many things I wish I could go back and tell the version of me who didn't yet know what losing my mom would feel like.

Not to change what happened. Nothing can.�
Not to make grief easier. Nothing can.
But to remind that girl that the story wouldn't end with goodbye.

Some things you only understand after loss.

xox, Chels

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