Aditi Loveridge

This is 46✨

Celebrating my 46th birthday in Greece 🇬🇷with the people I love the most and who love me just as fiercely (just missing my sister).

45 was a year of shedding. I shed old beliefs, old patterns, and old wounds. In place of what was once familiar I consciously chose to trust myself, and I took some big steps both professionally and romantically…

Not perfectly.
Not always gracefully.
Not without overthinking.
Not without moments of self doubt.

And still…authentically. Honestly. Openly.

Trusting what was good and right for my spirit.

And here I am, 46 today. Standing rooted in my truth. Living my life in the most aligned and intentional way I know how.

A little softer.
A little wiser.
A lot braver.

And deeply grateful for the life I’m continuing to build, one leap of faith at a time 🫶🏽

The world hasn’t felt like a place for celebration lately. Posting about anything that feels frivolous or surface-level hasn’t sat right with me, so I’ve been choosing not to post.

Yet today, I’m pausing to acknowledge something quiet and significant.

Seven years ago today, I opened the doors to the Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Centre.

And forty-five years ago today—without even knowing it at the time—my family immigrated to Canada.

The same day. Two beginnings decades apart, yet somehow deeply connected.

In a moment where immigrants are being spoken about with so much hate, so much cruelty, so much fear, I want this to be a gentle reminder…

Immigrants build.
Immigrants heal.
Immigrants create spaces of care when the world feels careless.

We show up and we do powerful, necessary things. Often quietly and often without asking for recognition.

Yet the work matters. And our presence matters.

So today, I’m not celebrating with confetti or big announcements.

I’m gently acknowledging the doors that opened and the families who walked through them. The grief that was held and the love that built something from nothing.

Seven years of Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Centre.
Forty-five years of being here 🇨🇦

Thank you for letting this space exist and thank you for trusting it with your stories.

*(Holding all those in Tumbler Ridge BC close🫶🏽🇨🇦)*