I didn't want her to suffer. Hence, I asked them to do what is best for her.

I held her hand for the last time while the life support system was being switched off. I witnessed her last breath making its way out just before midnight.

Suddenly, I found myself in grief, not knowing what to expect. It was much harder than I expected. I was desperately looking for validation of the roller coaster emotions I was witnessing, for years to come. I tried to find a bereavement/ grief coach to help me out, but I could not find one.

I figured out the tough way of navigating the unexpected terrain of grief. Over time, I learned, Grief needs to be witnessed but unfortunately, there is hardly any support available apart from friends and family, who themselves find incapable to help us.

In honour of my beloved wife, I took this mission to provide my service to every grievers so they can cope with the loss of their loved ones and remember them with more love than pain.

I know, I cannot take their pain but I hope to reduce their suffering...