Loss
Hi my name is cherie and I'm so lost,my wonderful husband Steve passed away Nov 2019 and my world exploded my life stopped ....
Cherie 5 months ago
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Bereavement Support
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National Day of Reflection
Hi everybody I hope you are all doing ok. I wanted to take the time to share some information with you about our National Day of Reflection - 23rd March.<o:p></o:p> <o:p> </o:p> <span data-contrast="auto" xml:lang="EN-GB" style="user-select: text;-webkit-user-drag: none; -webkit-tap-highlight-color: transparent;font-variant-ligatures: none !important">Since the first lockdown began in 2020, hundreds of thousands ....
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Brigette 5 months ago
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Staying connected after somebody has died.
Hi all,With another lockdown upon us I was wondering if people have any tips on staying connected? A very close friend has recently died and I am supporting her 4 adult children and her 15 year old through the process of adjustment.Sometimes we do things naturally like talking out loud ....
Brigette 6 months ago
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Lost both parent to cancer. Don’t know how to grieve
Hello - 4 years ago we lost out father to cancer. He was the love of my mums life. I didn’t grieve as I should - I kept my feelings inside because the main thing was to make sure that my mum was ok. I put her first. And this ....
Dots 1 year ago
3 replies
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Lockdown
How has lockdown affected your grieving process? Has it made it harder, or given you time to really reflect and grieve? ....
HannahJG 1 year ago
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Is it okay to still grieve heavily after 2 years?
Hi, I'm new to this but I lost my Uncle to Cancer it'll be 3 years next month. He never had any kids and I grew up without a dad so naturally we were closer I was like the daughterhe didn't have and he was my shoulder to cry on, ....
ClareC 1 year ago
4 replies
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Have you been bereaved during the Covid -19 pandemic?
Here at Marie Curie we have spoken to many people who have become bereaved over the course of the pandemic and are very aware of the impact that this has had on family and friends. Researchers at Cardiff University Marie Curie Research Centre and the University of Bristol are conducting a ....
Brigette 1 year ago
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707 views
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Losing both parents
Hi ive recently lost my mum on 20th May 2020 to terminal illness. Im struggling to come to terms with mums death as i was there at very end watching her passing away & keep seeing her lying dead next to me. We had a hard struggle from last june ....
Sarah15 1 year ago
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752 views
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Bereavement- Losing a parent
Hi not used anything like this before. Just decided to give it ago as my mum passed away last week and am really struggling. I was living with my mum and looked after her.. I started uni in sept doing a masters as mum was nearly 5 years clear from ....
Butterfly25 1 year ago
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557 views
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Regrets
My dear husband of 52 years died earlier this year. I just can’t cope without him he was my life. He was very ill for almost 3 years before dying In a hospice. I’m racked with guilt that in his last weeks at home I didn’t hug him enough because ....
Jamangie 1 year ago
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360 views
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Hello, i apologize if that was mentioned before, but how to deal with yourself being so emotionally attached to someone? I get too attached by communication to patient or his family, if family member crying I get little emotional too, I want to help here, but I am emotionally sensitive, I love what I do, bug in professional way could I stay or should I change to caring for others?
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