Thank you to those who have just joined to follow the journey of Hannah Plint's Legacy and the foundation in her memory; Hannah's Foundation.
Hannah's parents Andrew and Katherine (Kat) Plint of Laidley, Queensland Australia started their personal fight for tougher Pool Legislation when they lost their Purple Princess on the 4th October 2007. The day our lives changed forever.
The journey of becoming an advocate has certainly met its unique set of challenges, triumphs, many tears and disappointment along the way in the past two years. We have met some amazing people that have crossed our path. Some have stayed and kept on walking.
This blog is to educate those who wish to stand up and fight for what they believe is right, what is true to their heart and stay above the line without crashing. There have been many times on this journey that I have wanted to quit, tried and missed it. :)
I note that my blog is to encourage other parents on all levels. This fight is now eternal and our grief, your grief and my grief is real, unique and a consequence of anything tragic in our lives. We own it. We dont have to lose a soul from your life to be hurt and suffer from eternal grief. No one persons pain in grief is worse than the next person. Grief is a journey that has no set time of text books, we walk it at a pace that we are comfortable. A loss is a loss and the journey is real to those who suffer it and most of all it is not a competition.
I hope to be able to manage two posts a week on various topics of this journey, its only been two years and there are still more to go, so deciding to blog it is for history. The written history by those who lived it for those who will no doubt take over this fight too when I am gone.
If you wish to ask me a question on this blog please post it in the comments section or send emails to Katherine@hannahsfoundation.org.au I will endeavour to post your question and an answer in the next blog.
Click on the Follow Me Button so you can get the blog updates.
Talk soon
Kat
Hannah's Mum
Hannah's parents Andrew and Katherine (Kat) Plint of Laidley, Queensland Australia started their personal fight for tougher Pool Legislation when they lost their Purple Princess on the 4th October 2007. The day our lives changed forever.
The journey of becoming an advocate has certainly met its unique set of challenges, triumphs, many tears and disappointment along the way in the past two years. We have met some amazing people that have crossed our path. Some have stayed and kept on walking.
This blog is to educate those who wish to stand up and fight for what they believe is right, what is true to their heart and stay above the line without crashing. There have been many times on this journey that I have wanted to quit, tried and missed it. :)
I note that my blog is to encourage other parents on all levels. This fight is now eternal and our grief, your grief and my grief is real, unique and a consequence of anything tragic in our lives. We own it. We dont have to lose a soul from your life to be hurt and suffer from eternal grief. No one persons pain in grief is worse than the next person. Grief is a journey that has no set time of text books, we walk it at a pace that we are comfortable. A loss is a loss and the journey is real to those who suffer it and most of all it is not a competition.
I hope to be able to manage two posts a week on various topics of this journey, its only been two years and there are still more to go, so deciding to blog it is for history. The written history by those who lived it for those who will no doubt take over this fight too when I am gone.
If you wish to ask me a question on this blog please post it in the comments section or send emails to Katherine@hannahsfoundation.org.au I will endeavour to post your question and an answer in the next blog.
Click on the Follow Me Button so you can get the blog updates.
Talk soon
Kat
Hannah's Mum
i will be here following your journey all the way. Much love ali xxx
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