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Still She Rises Up: A Grief Journey of Resilience, Healing, and Empowerment

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  • What is Still She Rises Up?
    Still She Rises Up is a space where I share my personal journey through grief, loss, and life’s challenges. It’s about resilience, healing, and finding yourself after heartbreak. My hope is to connect with others who are navigating grief and offer support, encouragement, and inspiration.
  • Why did you start this blog?
    I started this blog after losing both of my parents within 9 months of each other. Grief is isolating, and I wanted to create a place where others could feel seen, understood, and less alone. Writing helps me process my emotions, and I hope my words help others find strength in their own journey.
  • What kind of content do you share?
    I write about grief, healing, self-discovery, and navigating life after loss. You'll find personal stories, reflections, resources, and moments of hope. I also share insights on going with the flow, embracing change, and living with intention—things I’m learning along the way.
  • How did you find the strength to keep going after such a deep loss?
    It hasn’t been easy, and some days are harder than others. I found strength in moments of stillness, reflecting on my parent's life, and leaning into the things I can control. I also discovered the power of community—talking with others who understood my pain helped me remember I wasn’t alone. One of my goals with this blog is to inspire others to keep rising, even when it feels impossible.
  • Do you have any advice for someone just starting their grief journey?
    Grief can feel like a tidal wave, but it’s okay to just ride the waves. Take it one step at a time. If you need to cry, cry. If you need to sit in silence, do it. There’s no “right” way to grieve, only your way. Surround yourself with supportive people who understand your journey, and don’t rush your healing.
  • How do you balance your grief with other aspects of life, like work or relationships?
    It’s a delicate balance. I focus on being kind to myself and remembering that it’s okay not to be okay. Setting boundaries has been crucial, especially in my work and personal life. I prioritize what I can handle and give myself permission to step back when needed. Grief doesn’t disappear when life goes on, but I’ve learned how to carry it with grace.
  • I’m struggling with grief. Where do I start?
    First, know that you’re not alone. Grief is different for everyone, and there’s no “right” way to do it. Start by allowing yourself to feel, even when it’s uncomfortable. Read stories from others who have been there. Find small ways to care for yourself, even if it’s just getting through the next breath, the next hour, the next day.
  • How can I support a loved one who is grieving?
    The best thing you can do is show up. Listen without trying to fix. Offer specific help (“Can I bring you dinner?” instead of “Let me know if you need anything”). Remember that grief doesn’t have a timeline—keep checking in, even months or years later.
  • Does grief ever go away?
    Grief doesn’t disappear, but it changes. Some days it feels lighter, other days it’s overwhelming. Over time, you learn to carry it differently. Healing isn’t about “moving on” but moving forward with love and memories still in your heart.
  • Can I share my own story?
    Absolutely! This space is about connection, and I’d love to hear your story. Whether it’s a memory, a struggle, or something that’s helped you, feel free to reach out.
  • How can I support this blog?
    You can support by engaging with posts, sharing content with others who might need it, joining the community or subscribing and joining the conversation.
  • Are you on social media?
    Yes! I’m working on growing my Instagram, where I’ll share reflections, daily thoughts, and moments from this journey. Follow along for more connection and conversation. https://www.instagram.com/stillsherisesup/
  • Do you recommend any books, podcasts, or other resources on grief?
    Yes, there are many wonderful resources out there. See the resources tab for some I've used myself and recommend. . .
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    Thank you for your interest in supporting awareness and research! You can visit trusted sites like the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation for more information.

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Tous les articles du blog reflètent mes opinions et perspectives personnelles. Je suis ici pour aborder des sujets difficiles, parler ouvertement et inspirer les autres à partager leurs propres vérités. Veuillez noter que je ne suis pas un thérapeute agréé. Tout le contenu est conçu spécialement pour ce blog et ne peut être copié ou partagé sans autorisation préalable.

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