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Live On is an online community which provides a safe zone that encourages those experiencing bereavement to tell their story and build a reliable support system

Joined June 2020
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Grief is overwhelming, and can leave you numb.
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It’s okay not to be okay 🧡
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You don't wake up one day saying I have conquered grief. You wake up saying I know how to live with grief. #grief #loss #widowed #sadness #copingwithgrief #death
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Good morning everyone. Here is a brief message from our Founder @lindamagTV on our Virtual Cafes. Pls email [email protected] to join our regular weekly groups. ☕️☕️☕️
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My fellow widows/widowers: Is there anything that you went through that you feel would have been much easier for you had someone gave you the information first?
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Do you do something special at Christmas time to remember a loved one? Click below to read our favourite ways to remember.

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Are you putting on a brave face & wearing a 🙂 mask to the world? But Inside your internal world is heartbroken 💔& aches to be with your Mum again? I can help you not suffer in silence & release the internal pain. Remove the grief mask & speak your truth #NGAW20 #womaninbiz
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Today, 10th September 2020 is World Suicide Prevention Day. We invite you to join us this evening at 8pm, in lighting a candle near a window, to show your support for suicide prevention, to remember our lost loved ones and for the survivors of suicide. #wspd #wspd2020 #kingston
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If you have not experienced a bereavement yourself, it is often very difficult to truly understand what a person is going through. This is why peer support is so important. To meet others who accept you, who get all the issues you face, & to fully acknowledge your grief is key.
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One of the many impacts of Covid-19 and I feel one of the worst - grieving families have not been able to grieve the way they normally do. What an inspiration Jenny is!
Coronavirus: How lockdown 'robbed' us of grieving for mum
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A stunning poem from Bridget Hamilton, who moderates our Creative Writing About Loss group. She was 26 when her dad died, so this poem has 26 lines. If you'd like to try creative writing as a way to process your grief, join our group on Facebook! facebook.com/groups/26637237…
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An app has been created by a group of bereaved young people working with Child Bereavement UK. It has been developed for 11-25-year-olds who have been bereaved of someone important to them. 'Grief: Support for Young People' can be downloaded on the App Store or Google Play
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MEN TALK ABOUT LOSS: HARRY - Harry shares so powerfully here the reality for him when his dad died. He calls other men to understand that it's ok to be emotional and upset when you're grieving #LetsTalkAboutLoss #MenTalkAboutLoss
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"Grief isn’t a straightforward process, we must take into account all of the intersecting factors that impact on the grieving process such as circumstances of the death, relationship to the person and cultural background (Mevonne, 2019)." A thought-provoking read.
Trigger warning: Article contains themes of eating disorders, self harm and suicide. Read this personal story about a young woman coming to terms with her grief. liveoncommunity.com/2020/08/…
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