grief

I'm Hiring A Gestational Carrier To Carry Me And My Deceased Husband's Embryos

In a way, it’s like bringing Dave’s spirit back into the world.
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How To Access Grief Counselling – And When You Should Do It

The Duke of Sussex is now launching a mental health TV series, which will tell stories of “human spirit fighting back from the darkest places”.
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Five Years On, This Is How My Grief For My Brother Is Still Changing

Those who have suffered tragedy know you never really ’get over it'. I have no intention of pretending my brother didn’t exist.
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Revealed: The Top 10 Weird And Wonderful Things People Have Done With Loved One's Ashes

The traditional funeral has been laid to rest, giving rise to some truly unique tributes.
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The First Time I Returned To My Hometown After Transition

For a collaboration between HuffPost UK and The Moth, Kimberly Reed tells her story of returning to her Montana hometown for her father's funeral, and reuniting with her brother and old friends.
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The Farewell, Midsommar, The Nightingale And Necessary Conversations About How We Process Grief

Cinema this year has helped us become more fluent about trauma so that we can relate to each other more openly about our vulnerability.
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Why I’m Mourning The Death Of My Hedgehog As Much As Any Dog Or Cat

What's the expected timeline for spiny-mammal grieving?
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We Need To Talk About The Pain Of Losing A Pet – And How To Process It

“Lots of people grieve more intensely for a pet than perhaps they would a human."
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This Is The Most Expensive Place To Be Cremated In The UK (And The Cheapest)

A council-run cremation can cost anything from £364 to £960.
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I'm An ER Doctor. This Is What It's Like To Tell People Their Loved Ones Have Died.

When you train to become a doctor, they don’t really teach you about death. They teach you how to prevent it, how to fight it, how to say it, but not how to face it.
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