Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, a psychiatrist, developed the five stages of grief in 1969. Her book “On Death and Dying” was written following...

It has taken two years for me to feel like I can start to exhale. To wake up from the slumber of deep acute grief.

As time marches onward, I am realising increasingly that the experience of suddenly losing a young, much loved man from all of our lives has

This life, it’s not what I would have chosen, or even envisioned or imagined. And yet, it is mine to hold.

Grief: It doesn't just exist in the significant dates. It exists in the small, finer details of daily life. My new companion in life.

My inner musings on control, after losing the life I knew, and the future I wanted, when I became a widow.

It’s the uncontrollable truth: time keeps marching on. Every morning the sun comes up, it sets, and the world keeps turning. I have had a...

It’s so important to talk about grief, and the real, confronting experience that it is. Why? Because it’s something that we will all face...

One minute life is normal, the next everything familiar and known disappears. This is my story.