Grief support
Finding Light in Grief: A Photograph of Hope
LaNelia Ramette lost her son seven years ago, yet she still recalls exactly how that first year of grief felt. Back then, she doubted she would ever see light at the end of that particular tunnel. While reading a piece about using photography to express grief, she thought of an image she had taken not long before. To her, that photograph holds a quiet kind of hope: proof that light returns, even while the walk through grief continues.
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