You Were Always There Quotes

“Keep your eyes on the light and remember that even if I battled with the darkness, you always helped me to win.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“They made me feel less than human, but you made me feel like I belonged somewhere.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“I know the woman I grew up with is still in there. She’s just waiting until she finally feels safe enough to reappear.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“Don’t discount another person’s trauma just because you think yours might be greater. The grief and sorrow are still there for both of you.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“The memories hurt, but the ones before Richard—the good ones—hurt even more because they gave her the hope of what had been.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“What were people supposed to say to her? There was nothing. Always nothing.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“Maybe I’m scared. Maybe I can’t lose anyone else so I’m shutting them out. Maybe I feel like I’m just not good enough for them.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“Because when you were little, you didn’t care if someone else wore the same outfit two or three days in a row. You didn’t care if someone else looked poor or homeless or stunk.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“I always believed that when I found the person I loved that would be it. She would always be the one. So, if that’s the case, then that means I’m—”
“Alone,” Jessie finished. “It feels the same way for me.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“Do you think it gets easier?” Jessie asked. It felt like she wasn’t really asking Andrew that question. More like she was asking the darkness—the emptiness around her—hoping for an answer that it just couldn’t give.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“How can you love someone when there are so many different ways that they can break your trust?”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“He shook his head, looking at the computer screen sadly. "I love her." then he closed his laptop. "Loved her."
"Me too," she said a little softer.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There

“That's the thing, though: Addy was the beginning of spring and Jessie was the dead of winter.”
― Heidi Dischler, You Were Always There