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Bereavement articles
A bereaved parent’s thoughts on ‘surrendering to the process’ of Ramadan and of grief
As Ramadan approaches, we asked one of our bereaved parents to describe what Ramadan is for them and how ‘surrendering to the process’ of both Ramadan and grief can be a healthy and healing.
Paul Laity asks: Can I forgive myself for my daughter’s death?
Paul Laity grapples with guilt over his daughter’s death and campaigns for Martha’s Rule
Rob Delaney’s new book ‘A Heart that Works’
In SLOW member Rob Delaney’s new book, he writes about the death of his son, Henry: ‘the heaviest pain in the world’.
The Guardian’s Merope Mills’ describes the mistakes that led to her daughter’s death
SLOW member, Merope Mills speaks of the “blind faith” she had in doctors and learned too late how to save her child life.
Grieving your child on Father’s day – Rob Delaney talks about his grief
On Father’s Day, Rob Delaney’s podcast will resonate with bereaved dads at SLOW and beyond.
Gill Mann – ‘A Song Inside’
Gill Mann, mother of Sam and author of ‘A Song Inside’, writes so beautifully about the life and death of her son Sam, the heart-break, the universal themes of parents’ grief, the senseless chaos, the world shattered, the intense beauty in nature, and the glimmers of hope.
Baby Loss Awareness Week – 9th to 15th October 2020
It’s Baby Loss Awareness Week 2020, a week for raising awareness about pregnancy and baby loss and also a time to reflect and remember our lost children.
Grieving your child on Fathers’ Day – article from What’s Your Grief
‘What’s your grief?’ asked fathers to share their Father’s Day grief – their responses will resonate with bereaved dads at SLOW and beyond.
Grieving a child on Mother’s day – article from ‘What’s Your Grief?’
Mother’s Day can be particularly painful for bereaved mothers. Collective wisdom from bereaved mothers who understand the loss of a child.
How to be kind to yourself when grieving
Seven helpful tips on how to practice self-kindness from the blog ‘What’s Your Grief?’