Grief sucks.
Grievers don't.
Grief is lonely and debilitating - whatever it is and however it's experienced.
When you're on the outside trying to support a friend in sorrow and pain you can often feel helpless.
When you don't have the words give them something tangible to 'Remember. You're not alone.'
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Confessions of A Griever: Turning a Hot Mess into an Haute Message
Confessions of a Griever: Turning a Hot Mess into an Haute Message (Laughable Lessons for When Life Just Sucks) Grief Sucks; you don't. Part memoir, part self-help, part choose your own grief guide, and all irreverent honesty. This book helps you 'Remember. You're not alone.' Get your sneak peek with the first stories 👉👉 HERE 👈👈! Or, look below for more info and a reading of the first chapter. Use FREESHIP at checkout for free US shipping.
Sometimes There Are No Words: Sympathy Card + Reflection Journal
A bland, generic, big-box store card will not do. Bereavement cards need to be more than just flowery language and solemn designs. This 16-page card + reflection journal allows you to provide comfort to the grieving while they are finding their own strength.
Sharing Solace Presents: The Gratitude Journal
Head to heart, to hand, to hope through the page: the best way to make Every Moment Worthwhile. Finding joy through the sorrow is a little bit easier with this 90-day gratitude journal. This journal is hand-lettered and hand-bound to be as beautiful as it is functional.
Memory Keeper Keychain with ‘Every Moment is Worthwhile’ Token
Perfect for the grieving man in your life. Keep your memories close to your heart - with or without the inner token. Keep your set as a shield of honor; drawing love and support from them, then - only when you are ready - pay forward your inner token to another that needs strength in their life. You are building a living, breathing community of thrivers around your token helps you to 'Remember. You're not alone.' {Please view the full description below for more details.}
To know others share in your pain reinforces you are not alone after a loss, even though it feels like it! Thank you for encouraging positivity and rising from the ashes!Solace Seeker
I want you to know how much I appreciate your encouragement. I lost my husband of 30 years to cancer in 2011. I remarried and lost my husband of 2 years to cancer, as well, in 2016. It's been a struggle, but I'm going to be ok.Susan R.
It helps me to know that there are others out there that know how to rise out of their grief - but yet suffer at the same time. I suffer gravely but rise everyday to serve others. God bless your broken heart.Solace Seeker
Thank you for opening your heart and also for being a comfort to others. None of us escapes loss but few of us know how to deal with it and help others.Diana P.
My mother LOVES her pendant!!! She hasn’t taken it off since I gave it to her. Thank you for giving me such a meaningful way to honor my Dad!! ❤️Kelly H.

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