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sophie4

I can't get a grip on my grief for my mother, the circumstances in which she died...the traumatic losses I've experienced. I'd like to be active (as much as I can be) on the Bereavement community...two problems..one will sound so stupid...I don't know how to find it...have a hard time navigating HU...also, I remember that you wrote to me via e-mail, if I remember correctly, or PM about something I wrote that was not acceptable. I can't remember what it was. I have to re-read the guideline and it's driving me crazy not remembering what you wrote to me.There's nothing at all that's going OK in my life.

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chloe40Administrator in reply to sophie4

Hi sophie4It’s okay, try and be calm, you can copy and paste the url at the top of our page but I will contact you tomorrow anyway and we’ll have a chat and I’ll leave the link for you then xx {{{hugs}}}

Chloe

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sophie4 in reply to chloe40

Thanks so much, Chloe.

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Clarrisa in reply to sophie4

It is so hard to lose one’s mother, even under uneventful circumstances, let alone eventful ones. My heart goes out to you.

One grief group leader said something to the effect that at some point you just need to put one foot in front of the other, whether you are motivated to move forward or not. That is what you have done by reaching out to us, in-spite of your finding it hard to remember things. That is not a uncommon occurrence during grief I’ve learned.

I am sorry to hear that nothing has been going well for you. Concentrate on baby steps if you can, like eating as healthy as possible. The pandemic makes these things all the harder but with God’s grace sunny days lie ahead. God Bless you Sophie.

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sophie4 in reply to Clarrisa

Thank you so very much for your wise and beautiful reply. Very much appreciated.How are you??

<3

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Clarrisa in reply to sophie4

Thank you for asking about me. I like many used outside distractions to avoid the rawer edges of grief. With the pandemic stay at home orders they have come home to roost. It is a mixed blessing I am left to process unfinished grieving. I wish you peace that surpasses understanding. Take care & try your hardest to eat well.

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chloe40Administrator in reply to sophie4

You seem to be a bit confused but I hope this helps.

We've been in contact several times since your initial email and I've been awaiting a reply.

Anyway, here is the link to the main page, please bookmark it and you'll find us easier to get to.

healthunlocked.com/bereavem...

I hope you an see the 'Chat' symbol at the top of the page, where you can re-read our messages

Chloe <3

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Greyone

I'm not a good cook and i only us a microwave but simple meals even with two or three ingredients are possible. Never tried using a cookbook yet, maybe people will recommend some with quick and easy recipes.

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chloe40Administrator in reply to Greyone

You always come up with good nutritcious meals :-) You could always checkout Jamie Oliver's 30min meals Greyone you'll find some of his recipes online.

<3

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Greyone in reply to chloe40

I'll look into that at the weekend and see if any is microwave friendly.

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kenster1Volunteer

I cook everyday home cooked meals and microwave meals although I still use my oven the micro is good but I feel using the oven is better.

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chloe40Administrator in reply to kenster1

The microwave certainly helps Kenny, I used to cook cook whole chickens and main meal in one I had but that was a long time ago <3