How We Heal in Grief | Ashley Jones | TEDxChattanooga

Ashley Jones has a lot of experience in death and grief; something she never thought would be in her bio. She’s the founder and executive director of Love Not Lost, a nonprofit supporting people in grief and helping people heal, and will be sharing her story and experience with us. Ashley Jones is the founder and executive director of Love Not Lost, a nonprofit on a mission to revolutionize the way we heal in grief. From losing her daughter to growing Love Not Lost, Ashley has a lot of experience in death and grief; something she never thought would be in her bio. Yet, she's learned how to process, heal, and grow through the pain. It's her purpose in life to share that information with others and help them do the same. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@davidweinand9666]

Sorry for your loss. Losing a child is like wearing your emotion on your sleeve. As a parent who has also lost a child I appreciate your story.

[@AshleyLNL]

Thank you David. Yes, that loss is so hard. I hope you have found peace and comfort on your healing journey.

[@AM-qr4ys]

Wow Ashley. That was so eye opening and sooooooo beautiful. The strength you showed is remarkable. You have helped me so much. I’m so sorry for your loss. But I’m so lucky to have found this. THANK YOU

[@FLMonastesse]

Thank you very much, very authentic and inspiring....

[@ambermartin7895]

Love you Ashley, thank you for sharing your wisdom!!

[@AshleyLNL]

Thanks for watching and for the comment Amber! ♥️

[@kporter9876]

Thank you for sharing your story and allowing it to heal others!

[@AshleyLNL]

Thank you ♥️

[@Peebee01]

Love your honesty. It’s beautiful ❤️

[@AshleyLNL]

Thank you ♥️

[@harekrishnaharerama6837]

So inspiring...thank you 🙏🏻

[@AshleyLNL]

Thanks for the comment ♥️

[@kasim9931]

Thank you ...

[@AshleyLNL]

You’re welcome ♥️

[@kasim9931]

@@AshleyLNL you are an inspiration to many😊😊😊💛 tc.

[@kathyroxable]

Hi Ashley, just fact checking that the person on reddit claiming to be you on the Ask Me Anything subreddit is definitely you? 😊😊

[@natalieclare8792]

It is her! She shared it on her socials.

[@ashphotojones]

Hey Katherine - so sorry for the delay, but yes, it’s me!

[@user-ss5fw7jt6p]

I loss my Son Tyler In 2020 In My Birthday Month And I Found him in a Garage Bag Tie To His Waist On The Outside 🙏❤️🙏⭐🎤 I Just Wondering how do I get through it how I Try my best to let God and JESUS help Me

[@massahe.nbockarie8608]

First commenter. Let me listen now