Sue

“say their name. shout it from a rooftop. talk about them. tell their story. drive with the windows down, blasting their old favorite songs. celebrate their life. live yours for them. never let them be forgotten.. and they will always be remembered.”
― Jenna Lowthert, The Weight Of What's Gone: Words & Thoughts From A Grieving Heart | Grief Quotes & Poems

“repeat after me: this is my grief journey and nobody else’s. i will never allow anyone to put a timeline on my grief. i will never feel bad for having a day when i scream and cry and let it all out. i will never be guilted into missing my loved one any less just because so much time has gone by. and i will never, ever stop talking about them just because people think that i should be “over it by now”
― Jenna Lowthert, The Weight Of What's Gone: Words & Thoughts From A Grieving Heart | Grief Quotes & Poems

“They don’t tell you about what comes after the funeral. After the flowers wilt, after the check-ins fade, after their name is mentioned less and less. They don’t tell you that grief still lingers in every part of the life you’re supposed to keep living, as if nothing’s even changed at all”
― Jenna Lowthert

“we replay our last words over and over again. always wishing for just one more chance to hear their voice and i don’t think that the longing to speak to them, just one more time, ever truly goes away.”
― Jenna Lowthert, The Weight Of What's Gone: Words & Thoughts From A Grieving Heart | Grief Quotes & Poems