#Lucky ❤️ A video which gave me strength when many things aren’t x

Wonderful message. Keeping the memories alive and honouring them. I struggled when my dad passed away and people were very cautious to mention him around me, albeit with good intention. I wanted to talk about him and share the memories I had with him 💖⚡️🙏🏽

Keeping our memories of loved ones alive is so important. They are not forgotten and I do believe that they are with us always. My auntie told me think of your mum in another room (I was 10 when she died a year after being diagnosed T1) Sending love and treasured memories 2u 💙❤️

This is such a beautiful way to treasure the moments and memories that can never be stolen from our hearts, they are locked in with love and pride forever ❤️🫂 x

#Oliverscampaign Oh how I can relate to this video I believe that our loved ones do live on Quieten the mind & listen, they are there & they will guide you Live in the moment & grieve in the way that will get you to the next moment xxx

Go easy

Love and strength to you all. 💔💙 XxxX

Luis has taken agency over the narrative of his daughter’s passing. He could sit there- and wallow in anger while other children grow and reach their potential. Or he practices gratitude. I wish I had that fortitude and peace. He’s an inspiration

@gold103x Sending you & your family lots of love 🥰

@gold103x Sending you and your family love and hugs at this time

I want to have this man’s strength and vision. But I do firmly believe that he is on the right lines. Sending warm wishes to a courageous man who loved his parents - love being a verb, an action word. You “did” it, rather than saying it. Love hurts.