With Grief, We Don't Move on. We Move Forward

With Grief, We Don't Move on. We Move Forward

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The Promise I Made to Myself

The world of social media is all I've known since I was 15. It has always had its pros and cons but over the past few years I really noticed how badly it was consuming me. I worked hard after losing Francesco to find validation and serenity in myself. Even with all that growth, I ...  Show more

[VIDEO] Answering Popular Questions That I Get Asked Online

Today I answer 14 of your most commonly asked questions hoping to give a little input on the way I feel and how my grieving process is looking today. 

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