My mum passed away 4 months ago and ever since I’ve just felt empty. I haven’t really felt extremely upset or angry I’ve just felt empty. I thought that it hadn’t really hit me yet that mum has died but it’s been four months. Has anyone else felt like this? ....
Gorgeousgirl 8 years ago
3 replies
593 views
I am a lady in my 60's. I lost my brother; the only family member I was really close to 10 years ago. He was in a coma for a couple of years before he passed away which I found very hard. In the last 7 years I have moved ....
Helen 8 years ago
1 reply
815 views
A little background: I had been separated from my husband for 17 years. Before that, we had been together for 31 years. We never divorced and remained distantly friendly - contact maybe once a month, remembering birthdays and so on. Also, in an emergency, the other would come when called ....
susieq 8 years ago
1 reply
697 views
Hi, Just a bit of context. My parents had always argued and when I was very young they separated. I lived alone with my mother and 'wasn't allowed' any contact with my father. I remember him trying to get in touch with me and his attempts were always blocked by ....
Ajdude 8 years ago
1 reply
766 views
A little background: I had been separated from my husband for 17 years. Before that, we had been together for 31 years. We never divorced and remained distantly friendly - contact maybe once a month, remembering birthdays and so on. Also, in an emergency, the other would come when called ....
susieq 8 years ago
1 reply
727 views
Hi all,Watching my Dad and family cope with the sudden and jaw dropping news that Dad had Cancer was incredibly difficult. Dad fought for 3 years against an aggressive form of Cancer. First his Colon where he made a great and positive recovery. Then sadly 18 months or so later ....
Gloslad 8 years ago
3 replies
1.2K views
We lost my step dad to cancer he fought for 4 years but went downhill in the latter 6 months we still thought he had a year left before he went to the hospice. My mum now believes they killed him is this true? ....
Nadene1935 8 years ago
2 replies
735 views
Losing a family member is hard on everyone, it can be especially difficult to help children manage their grief particularly if you're a parent dealing with your own or if you need to support a grieving parent. If you or someone you’re close to has lost someone to a terminal ....
MarkWilkin 8 years ago
8 replies
3.5K views
Hello. New here, wondering if anyone else is dealing with the loss of a sibling and is the only surviving child? I'm only 32. Look forward to hearing from others in this situation x ....
beverly 8 years ago
1 reply
762 views
Hello,Only lost my Husband Richie on Saturday 11th March aged 57.We were told on 13th and 14th December 2016 that Richie had Brain and Lung Cancer with maybe 6 months to live.We managed to have a lovely but quiet Xmas trying to get as many happy and positive memories as ....
Spark365 8 years ago
4 replies
1.1K views
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