“Read When You’re Struggling” – Personalised Letter

💌 Personalised “Read When You’re Struggling” Letter

There are moments when advice feels heavy, positivity feels fake, and you don’t know how to explain what’s going on inside your head.

This letter is for those moments.

You’ll receive a personally written letter, addressed to you by name, created to sit with you in whatever you’re carrying right now — without trying to fix it, rush it, or make it smaller.

It’s gentle. It’s grounding. And it’s written for you.

What this is

A 1–2 page personalised letter, written with care, for when things feel overwhelming, confusing, or heavy.

It offers:

• Reassurance without pressure

• Validation without judgement

• Words for feelings that are hard to name

• Permission to slow down, rest, or simply exist as you are

This isn’t therapy. There are no exercises to complete. Nothing to “work through”.
Just something to read when you need to feel less alone.

How it works

After purchase, you’ll answer a few gentle questions so I can shape the letter around you.
You’ll be asked:

• Your name (or the name you’d like used)

• What you’re struggling with (you can keep this brief)

• The tone you’d prefer (softer, steady, or quietly reassuring)

Your letter will be delivered as a PDF within 48–72 hours.

Who this is for

This letter may be helpful if you’re:

• Feeling overwhelmed, burnt out, or emotionally exhausted

• Living with anxiety, low mood, or chronic stress

• Going through a difficult season with no clear answers

• Tired of being told to “stay positive” or “push through”

You don’t need the right words. You don’t need to explain everything perfectly.
You just need somewhere to land.

Important notes

This letter is a form of compassionate, emotional support.
It is not therapy, counselling, or medical advice.
If you’re in immediate distress or crisis, please seek professional or emergency support in your area.

A final thought

You’re not behind.
You’re not broken.
And you’re not asking for too much by needing this.

Sometimes, being held in words is enough for now.