How yellow heart campaign to remember Covid loss went global
Her grandfather David came up with the yellow heart idea from a war-time practice of tying a yellow ribbon around a door handle to remember a loved one.Hannah said: "At the time I was getting letters from people saying they'd lost their loved ones from Covid, they were in pieces, they didn't know where to turn."They found yellow hearts and suddenly they were no longer alone in the world."Hannah developed the idea and it took off with bereaved people contacting her daily through social media. She now runs the campaign alone.David, 89, who regularly talks to Hannah online, described her achievement with the yellow hearts campaign as "incredible" and "something to be proud of".
