Brittany Rebecca Helton

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‘I will step into the unknown dark, trusting I will be safe.’

‘I will stop my frantic busyness and reconnect with my source of strength.’

Happy Birthday to your Grandma!

‘Can we, in the air that surrounds us, the sunshine that bathes us with its warmth and light, the life that surges in our own being, imagine the abiding presence of our loved one.’

“There is now way out, only a way forward.”

– Michael Hollings

‘I stand at the threshold of new life. What will I do? I can stand still. Or I can go forward. Those are my choices.’

“…you will not be cured, but…one day – an idea that will horrify you now – this intolerable misfortune will become a blessed memory of a being who will never again leave you. But you are in a stage of unhappiness where it is impossible for you to have faith in these reassurances.”

– Marcel Proust

‘If I cannot believe it now, I can hold out the hope that in time my lost love will be a continuing blessed presence in my life.’

‘Everything changes; nothing is lost.’

“The relationships of our life are a system, an interlocking network, and when one element is affected, so are they all. The death of a [loved one] will unbalance the whole lot…It is a good time to pay attention, to make these relationships as good as possible. If we are buoyed and fed by satisfying relationships now, there is less otherdirected energy floating around, trying to attach in unrealistic ways to the one who is gone.”

– Martha Whitmore Hickman

‘In going through this rough time, I will face honestly what other strains it may expose in the fabric f my life, and consider getting help if I need it.’

‘This moment is unique in all of my life an I will appreciate it for itself.’

“I tell you hopeless grief is passionless.”

– Elizabeth Barrett Browning