Sabrina said the losses and grief made her 'angry'
A mum who's experienced unimaginable loss has encouraged anyone suffering to open up, as "we should all be there for each other".
READ MORE:Rising costs leading to a 'mental health crisis worse than the pandemic' in Northern Ireland "Grief is traumatising and it's sometimes difficult to see the end but you've just got to accept it and carry on pushing through." The mum recently climbed Snowden along with 30 other people on Saturday, July 9 - all of whom have suffered emptiness and loneliness because of their grief. She said people climbed for a number of different charities including Noah Foundation and the West-Wellbeing Centre.
"It could be a letter, a phone call, a text, an invitation for a cup of tea. It's just letting people know you're there to help if they need it. If I can talk to that person and help them stop feeling alone it can only be a positive thing."
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