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Ann’s mum Margaret passed when she was 52 and Ann was 14. Back then there was very little in terms of support so she navigated grief as best she could. Fast forward 10 years and Ann’s brother Liam passed from bowel cancer. Grieving two of the closest people to her has changed her life but finding Let’s Talk About Loss brings comfort through the isolation. Ann has been attending in person and online meet ups for the last couple of years and is thrilled to be on the amazing Host team and help support the Bristol group continue providing a space to feel less alone in grief. She is looking forward to meeting you soon and finding out about your loved ones too!

When she was 22 Molly’s mum Tricia died, and then at 26 her dad Alastair died, both of cancer. Losing both parents at a young age changed everything, and was especially isolating because others her age couldn’t relate. She found her first meet up in Cardiff in 2018 a light in dark times and has loved coming along since. She is excited to be one of the Bristol Hosts and continue creating a welcoming place for grieving people to feel less alone.

Ruby’s a wedding photographer by trade but comes from a family of social workers, so naturally Ruby is passionate about supporting others and guiding them through tough stages in their lives. Ruby lost her Mum & boyfriend in 2017 in two very different ways. She found Let’s Talk About Loss in February 2018, and soon became a Host. She is passionate about encouraging others to talk through their grief. She fully believes a problem shared is a problem halved. Ruby loves hosting outdoor & creative meet ups and anything to do with brunch foods.​