READ THIS ❤️‍🩹 When you’re grieving, people often expect you to rise, rebuild, push forward, stay positive, “find the light.” But the truth is… most days, healing doesn’t look like light. It looks like survival. Like getting through the hour. Like holding on even when you feel completely emptied out. And still — somehow — the smallest spark can change everything. A message. A memory. A stranger’s kindness. A breath where things feel a little less heavy. A moment where your heart softens instead of hardens. These tiny moments don’t erase the darkness. But they remind you that it won’t swallow you whole. Grief is a place we learn to navigate, not escape. And you don’t need to “shine” your way through it. You only need a flicker — a little light that you can carry with you until the next moment of brightness arrives. If you’re in a dark season, I hope you give yourself credit for every tiny step you’re taking. You’re doing better than you think. 🤍 If you want weekly gentle gui...