BE THERE!
There are no words, no fixes; simply the presence of another person coming alongside can ease the pain of loss.
“Grief Demands an Audience!”
— David Kessler
Being present in silence is one of the most challenging things you can do.
However, it is also the most powerful.
When you choose to embrace silence and sit with the discomfort of another person’s grief, you create a safe space for them. In those moments of presence, you offer a profound gift of comfort and understanding.
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