UK Death

Should Offices Have Bereavement First Aiders To Help With Grief At Work?

"Let us not pretend silence will make it any easier.”
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Ten Things I've Learned About Death Since Losing My Dad

Death is the ubiquitous spectre waiting to affect us all and while we cannot avoid it, we can try to understand it a little better
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Alcohol-Related Hospital Admissions And Deaths Have Rocketed In The Last Year

Alcohol now accounts for 7.2% of all hospital admissions.
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5 Lessons Learned From BBC2's 'We Need To Talk About Death'

Kevin Fong's BBC2 doc asks: does quality or quantity of life matter more?
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Rise Of The Fun Funeral: Inside The Nation's Quirkiest Send-Offs

Two fifths of Brits would like their funeral to be a celebration of life, rather than a sad occasion.
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Being Bullied After My Dad's Death Taught Me The Value Of Self-Love

Losing my dad is how my feeling of not being good enough began to take a deep root in me - now I see how much harm my belief that I must be perfect had done to me.
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Most People Lose A Loved One By 20, But We Still Don't Talk About Death Enough

"When someone dies it is the love and support of others that enables us to heal and find a way of living again."
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Ireland's Shame Is Far From Over

My brother was born in a 'mother and baby' home
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Four (More) Things You Will Regret On Your Deathbed

What gives us the most satisfaction is the feeling of having left the world better than we found it
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What I Learned From My Near-Death Experience

We thought life was a journey with a serious purpose at the end, success, money, heaven, fame - but we missed the point
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