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A bench with a view

3 June 20143 June 2014 / Kelly 🌻
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A precious pause in the day to sit on a park bench, feed my baby and pray.

 

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I set up Chasing Dragonflies in 2013 following the sudden death of my daughter. Writing helped me process my grief and also help others who have also been bereaved. Here, you can read about those early days, months and years. You can also read about my books – The Dragonfly Story – a children’s book, and Life, Without You – a grief journal.

Thank you for visiting, I hope you find something helpful here.

Love Kelly x

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