Heartthrob Access

02/11/2025

As the 34th anniversary of my mom’s passing approaches, I find myself feeling raw and emotional. Yet, in those moments, I’m reminded of how far I’ve come on this healing journey—starting with the creation of this brand. Heartthrob Access was my first step toward honoring my mom’s memory, and it’s become a way for me to talk about her, share her story, and keep her spirit alive.

What means the most to me is knowing that something I created in her memory is now helping others feel closer to their loved ones during their own grief. That fills my heart with so much joy. So, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU—for every purchase, every kind word, and every bit of encouragement you’ve given me along the way. Your support keeps this mission alive.

My heart will always long for my mom, and I know many of you share that same feeling for your loved ones. Together, we’re finding ways to heal while holding onto the love that never fades. Thank you for being part of this journey with me.🩶🖤🤍🤎💚♥️💜🧡❤️💙💛

01/17/2025

Often, we avoid discussing the void left by grief due to the pain it brings. However, our founder’s journey demonstrates that openly sharing these feelings can make the burden lighter over time.

Share the name of your missing piece in the comments. If you’re feeling up to it, share one of your favorite memories. Let’s support each other by keeping the memories of our loved ones alive through conversation.

01/14/2025

When someone we love passes away, the grief we experience can be overwhelming. Yet, over time, we grow around our grief, finding new purpose and understanding. This journey often leads us to become better versions of ourselves. Though it may not happen immediately, reflecting years later, we may feel grateful for the growth that emerged from our loss.

Remember to be kind to yourself during this process. Share this post as a gentle reminder to others navigating their own grief journey.

01/13/2025

Take it one step at a time—healing doesn’t happen overnight, and that’s okay. Remember, you’re doing your best, and that’s enough. 💙 Drop a heart if this speaks to you, or share it with someone who needs a little extra love today. 💔❤️

01/12/2025

Let’s see where our Heartthrob fam is from! Drop your city in the comments—did it make our top 5?

01/10/2025

01/08/2025

To the silent warriors: you are seen, you are loved, and your strength speaks volumes. Tag or share this with someone who needs a little extra strength today. Let them know they’re not alone.

12/21/2024

It’s my birthday, and I want to celebrate by giving you a gift! For the next 24 hours only, enjoy 40% off your entire order.

Use code HELENA at checkout.
But hurry – this offer disappears tomorrow at midnight!

This is the perfect time to grab something special, whether it’s a cozy piece of apparel or a heartfelt accessory that honors your loved ones.

12/02/2024

💔 Healing isn’t about letting go; it’s about holding on to the love that never fades. If this speaks to your heart, share this or drop a ❤️ below.

11/28/2024

Thanksgiving can be bittersweet for those of us carrying grief. While the world celebrates togetherness, our hearts may ache for the ones no longer at the table. This holiday, let’s honor their memory by embracing gratitude for the moments we shared and extending kindness to ourselves and others who are grieving. 💔🦃 ”

08/19/2024

Grief often feels like fear—an overwhelming sense of uncertainty, the sinking feeling in your chest, and the worry that you’ll never find solid ground again. It’s not just the loss that haunts us, but the fear of what comes next, of how we’ll move forward without that missing piece. If you’ve felt this too, drop a heart ❤️ or share to remind others they’re not alone in their journey.

08/14/2024

When someone we love dies, we go through a grieving process, and many people experience a sense of loss that can be so powerful.

However, what really happens is that we grow around our grief.

Grief can bring a new maturity, a new purpose, and an understanding that allow us to become better versions of ourselves.
It may not happen immediately, but when we look back years later on the death of a loved one, it is common to feel grateful for the growth that resulted from their passing.

Drop a ❤️ if you can relate and send this to a friend as a gentle reminder to be kind to themselves.