Join me on my widowhood journey in finding joy after loss, embracing grief and gratitude together.
About Me
I'm Michelle, I love exploring new ideas and different perspectives on life.
I'm a business owner, mother and widow who is passionate about living well after experiencing loss, change, disappointment, or failure.
Facing the wobbles and nurturing ourselves through difficult situations, I believe, is paramount to finding optimism, strength and joy after loss.
My mission is to empower people to navigate life after a spouses death, with light, strength & peace to glide graciously into their next chapters…embracing grief & gratitude together.
Helping those living with broken pieces to embrace life with resilience and joy, to gracefully glide through life’s chapters and shine!
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“I love your zest for life & hope some of your positivity rubs off onto me“
Joanne McShane
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"Michelle, your words are such an inspiration and comfort. Thank you so much for sharing your heart with us."
Rachael, Facebook
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“Lovely words and sentiment...just the words I need at the moment...”
Lisa, Facebook
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"Beautiful analogy, thank you. A good reminder to not 'bolt the gate'"
Zoe, Facebook
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"You have a way with words. Let's open those gates and the adventure can begin"
Fiona, Facebook
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"Thank you for your posts Michelle. They are so thought provoking and supportive.
Marta, Facebook
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"Thank you Michelle, I love reading and really appreciate your posts. Always so beautifully written."
Lisa, Facebook
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"Thank you for reaching out and sharing your story.. it’s very helpful to me!"
Nina Sevem Hudson
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That was beautiful and really hits my heart (in a good way) because it helped me see things in a different way. Especially the part of the before and after. Thank you.💜💙
Elizabeth Perez Sinclair
The Robin, has shown up in many places, I’ve noticed. Since loss, the delicate beautiful symbol of a link to those in my heart but not sharing my days here.
An early morning start, the darkness. Provoking thinking time, whilst driving with darkness all around.
A little bit more time, if only. How many times have you longed to turn back the clock, to squeeze more in… than time allowed….
My life must surely be over, done. The end of the road. My world has fallen apart, I’m exhausted, depleted of every scrap of energy.
The struggle is real, grief magnetises struggles faster than it can find space for them.
Realising that having the ability to find a way to view things, that allow in light, joy, healing & positivity … finding a reason to skip, feel lighter. Is found by many as incredibly irritating.