Posts tagged bereavement
Fatherhood - Magical, Surreal, Extraordinary

Surreal, fascinating, ineffable, sacred – fatherhood. Almost 5 years on and these emotions remain unrivalled. Watching her sleep remains an idyllic moment – to think that we had the fortune of bringing her into the world, the responsibility of shaping her future, instilling values and permeating joy. She is mischievous, pushes the boundaries, can be mildly vengeful but there is something about her; my unconditional love for has led to new depths of tolerance.

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Funeral Planning – What Can You Do Now To Plan For This?

It is a very emotional subject and something that some people may not feel comfortable talking about but ultimately when people pass away, someone will need to step up and ensure that the funeral or cremation takes place. Unfortunately, in a Covid-19 restriction world, this is even more difficult as some areas are limiting the amount of people that can pay their last respects at these events. Below are some things you could do in advance to ensure you funeral is carried out as you wish.

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Signs Of Grief In Children And How To Help Them Cope

Grief is a reaction to a lot of things. When most of us think of it, we think of someone passing away, whether it be a friend, a family member, or even a pet. Understanding grief, its signs, and what you can do to help your child are all incredibly important for parenting. Before we dive into the signs of grief and how you can assist your children through it, it’s useful to take a look at grief itself. Have faith in yourself - you’ve got this.

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5 Compassionate Ways To Remember A Loved One Who Has Died

When a loved one has passed, we've the responsibility to keep them in our memories. Here are compassionate ways to remember a loved one who has died. It's a day you'll never forget. Maybe you were there when it happened. Or you received the call that changed your life forever. Depending on the circumstances finding ways to remember a loved one who has died can be difficult. But fear not. Help is here.

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3 Tips to Parenting While Grieving

When you encounter a major life obstacle such as the death of a family member or lifelong friend, life does not get put on hold. As a father, you still have bills to pay and a family to provide for in addition to planning the funeral. Being able to balance your own well being with the responsibilities of life can be immeasurably difficult but it is not impossible. Understanding these 3 tips will help you be the best possible father you can be while grieving.

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