Making Space for Grief
Grief is an intrinsic part of life. The capacity to which we feel it, is a gateway to greater joy. The deeper the sorrow, the
Bereavement Support
What clothes should the deceased be dressed in?
In the delicate process of arranging a funeral, every detail is carefully considered, including what the person that has died might wear. If this is
The Stuff They LeftBehind
The loss of a loved one is the most painful experience we’ll have in life. No matter the circumstances, it’s not something we can fully
Going Back to Work After Bereavement
After the loss of a loved one, the thought of returning to work can be difficult. While some people may crave the return to a
Staying Integrated During Loss
When my younger sister Gemma passed away at 39, leaving her last whisper of breath with her parents, myself and other sister Mel, her husband
Widowed and Young
Supporting Each Other to Find Hope Danielle Patton’s husband was killed in a road accident after they had been married for just eight years. Overnight,
The Unexpected Sides of Loss
In 2022 I suffered two losses – Lucy Rabbit, a beloved, incredible and naughty pet companion of 12 years. Seven months later, my older brother,
Baby Loss Support
Navigating Grief and Finding Comfort Our friends Funeral Templates recently interviewed Ghulam Fernandes to talk about baby loss and how to handle grief during this
How to Write a Meaningful Eulogy
The typical eulogy is a speech that pays tribute to a family member or close friend during a funeral or memorial service. If you are
Saying Hello, Saying Goodbye
When the sonographer said – ‘You have a healthy little baby’, we practically jumped for joy. After having several early miscarriages, we were over the
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