Which type of bereavement support bes... - Bereavement Care ...
Initially support from Maggie's for somewhere to weep. After that I wanted to be left alone.
Needed to talk.
Hi Pam
Good to hear from you.
I do hope you are well x
Chloe
I'm working on being well and it's good. This group just has my heart . it's a different kind of sad and once you experience it I guess you can always relate to it. It's always a comfort to visit this site. Pam
I'm so pleased you're doing okay Pam. Really grateful you find comfort here, thank you {{{hugs}}}
Take good care of yourself x
Chloe
although my parents suffered loss of children and they could understand I think counselling probably gives us a platform to show our real emotions more.when it was my parents who died I had no one really no true friends or family offering anything apart from my sister.
At my age Kenster we heard a lot of 'it's time to move on". There was a one size fits all idea of grieving. Thank goodness we are getting past that.
yeah after my son died it really did break me I went to the doctor a few years later cant remember how many for a sick line and the doctor said why and I said depression/anxiety and he said what brought it on and I said about my son dying and how it made me feel ever since and he turned around and said are you still using that excuse I could have floored him I was that angry.
What an outrageous thing to say. Your restraint is amazing. People constantly surprise me ...some by their horrible behavior and others by their goodness. I suppose most of us fall some where in between the two.
Yes Kenny kenster1
I think we have a need for different types of Bereavement Care, and I am for anything that helps the person whose is grieving to talk over their worries, pain and concerns.
Chloe x
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