Twitter Thread: Woman's Loving Friends Offer Beautiful Support

mattstaff

Aug 14, 2020 8:00 PM EDT

Sheila O'Malley's story about her friends taking a risk and intervening when she was too overwhelmed by grief to ask for the help she needed is a beautiful thing. Sometimes being a true and loving friend is stepping up for that person in your life who can't see what kind of hole they're in, and needs someone who cares enough to notice what's going, to step in and help get them out of it. This story's got all the feels.

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