The following Blog landed with me last Thursday and I have since been asked by spirit to send it out to you now instead of waiting for the end of March…

Unfortunately grief doesn’t stay at home when you have to return to work after a loss. You may hear employers saying “when you come to work, you leave your emotions at the door”, however that is pretty impossible when you’ve lost a loved one!

When grief becomes lonely and your world becomes smaller.

Christmas can be a challenging time for some people, particularly where grief is concerned! Whether you have been recently bereaved or your loss was many years ago, Christmas has a tendency to sharpen your senses around your loved ones who are no longer with you.

Many people around me recently have been reeling from the loss of a beloved pet, it has hit them SO hard, they can hardly breathe let alone function. And the people outside of their immediate family are sympathetic to an extent, however, more often than not they see this loss as a minor one (unless they are pet lovers themselves), which is really hard to take!

This month I’m exploring how Attachment relates to Grief. Before we get started, I do hope that October has been a kind and positive month for you!