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There was a day—I don't even remember how long after—when the wave hit. I was doing something completely ordinary. Something mundane. And the wave came crashing down. Not gently. Not gradually. Like a tsunami that came out of nowhere and knocked me off my feet. I couldn't breathe. I couldn't stand. I couldn't do anything but let it pull me under. They're gone. Actually gone. Not coming back. Ever. I'd been living with that truth. But on this day, the wave just came. And it destroyed me. I couldn't fight it. I couldn't push through it. All I could do was let it take me. People talk about grief coming in waves. And it does. But nobody tells you about the waves that come out of nowhere weeks, months or years later. The ones that hit when you think you're starting to find your footing again. This wave showed me I'd never really had my footing at all. I was just standing in shallow water, and this pulled me straight into the deep end. I don't know what triggered it. Maybe nothing. Maybe the wave was always coming and I just didn't see it. Maybe something small reminded me. Maybe my brain finally let itself feel what had been building. All I know is the wave hit. And I went under. And for a while, I didn't know if I'd come back up. Eventually, I did. The wave passed. I caught my breath. I stood back up. But I know now: the waves don't stop. They just keep coming. Some days they're small. Manageable. I can see them coming and brace myself. Other days they're like that day. Out of nowhere. Massive. Unstoppable. And all I can do is let them hit. Let them pull me under. And hope I surface on the other side. That's what I learned the day the wave hit. Grief isn't just one moment. It's wave after wave. Some you see coming. Some you don't. All of them relentless. Written by: Aimee Suyko #grief #grieving #griefjourney #griefandloss #griefsupport
There was a day—I don't even remember how long after—when the wave hit. I was doing something completely ordinary. Something mundane. And the wave came crashing down. Not gently. Not gradually. Like a tsunami that came out of nowhere and knocked me off my feet. I couldn't breathe. I couldn't stand. I couldn't do anything but let it pull me under. They're gone. Actually gone. Not coming back. Ever. I'd been living with that truth. But on this day, the wave just came. And it destroyed me. I couldn't fight it. I couldn't push through it. All I could do was let it take me. People talk about grief coming in waves. And it does. But nobody tells you about the waves that come out of nowhere weeks, months or years later. The ones that hit when you think you're starting to find your footing again. This wave showed me I'd never really had my footing at all. I was just standing in shallow water, and this pulled me straight into the deep end. I don't know what triggered it. Maybe nothing. Maybe the wave was always coming and I just didn't see it. Maybe something small reminded me. Maybe my brain finally let itself feel what had been building. All I know is the wave hit. And I went under. And for a while, I didn't know if I'd come back up. Eventually, I did. The wave passed. I caught my breath. I stood back up. But I know now: the waves don't stop. They just keep coming. Some days they're small. Manageable. I can see them coming and brace myself. Other days they're like that day. Out of nowhere. Massive. Unstoppable. And all I can do is let them hit. Let them pull me under. And hope I surface on the other side. That's what I learned the day the wave hit. Grief isn't just one moment. It's wave after wave. Some you see coming. Some you don't. All of them relentless. Written by: Aimee Suyko #grief #grieving #griefjourney #griefandloss #griefsupport

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