Have you achieved something your proud of

[chloe40]

since your loss?

Sadly, we are unable to share our achievements with those we've loved and lost but we can share them here where we can all appreciate your efforts.

Chloe <3

[GoGo_JoJo]

So much, and I know my Dad would have been really chuffed and proud. My mother would have poo-pooed my achievements and would have said why bother 🙄

My wedding was def a big thing but actually not having them there was in a way a relief. I didn't have to take anyone's ideas on board at all. It was just how we wanted, with only 4 guests that mattered.

[chloe40 Administrator in reply to GoGo_JoJo]

I’m glad you know in your heart that you’re Dad would have been proud Jo, that’s all you need to know 💗

I can appreciate that sometimes it’s just better not 😉 so pleased it was what you wanted and it turned out well x (must stop replying by phone dreadful spelling)

[Sandradsn]

Getting through the last 18 months,so many changes and loss.We should all be proud of ourselves,its been tough 💕

[chloe40 Administrator]

Absolutely Sandradsn You’re right, it’s been an awful time so yes indeed, be proud 💕love it!

[kenster1 Volunteer]

when I got my last job in paid employment my dad was already showing signs of ill health but I was determined to keep going when we found out it was cancer it was far harder to carry on more so I was helping care for my aunt who lived at his home.when my dad had his accident and died I obviously took some time off till after the funeral but I saw it through right to the end and never took the easy way out.I continued to care for our aunt right up to last year when she went into a care home.I wouldn`t say I`m proud but I know my dad and my aunt will be looking down saying I done them proud.

[chloe40 Administrator]

I think you should be very proud of yourself Kenny kenster1

Not everyone would have done so <3