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The Death of Nadja – my Wife
5 mn read Nadja was my second wife, and I her second husband. We were very happy together for 30 years when she was diagnosed with uterine cancer in India.
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My Business – planning your end of life!
5 mn read My worst fear had just happened – my husband was dead, we’d had no kids, and I was left alone in the world. Aged 54, too old to be a young widow, too young to be an old one.
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Book Review: Dear Life – A Doctor’s Story of Love & Loss
4 mn read Dr Rachel Clarke is a specialist in palliative medicine. She has often been in the media during the Covid-19 crisis talking clearly about what is needed in terms of provision of PPE, perspectives and compassion.
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Leaning into Death
4 mn read As some of you know, I am deeply interested in death and dying…
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How Creating my Own Rituals Helped me Grieve for my Mother
9 mn read I’m a skeleton collector. I have a large sea-washed radius from a sperm whale beached on the sands in Orkney. Part of its flipper, its hand…
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Talking about Death – would you take your child to a funeral?
4 mn read This was the subject of an article I shared in my Facebook group last year and which generated a large number of comments. It seems there are many different opinions on this subject.
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I Learnt About Death from my Cat
8 mn read Who would have expected to learn so much about death and beyond from a cat? Then again, who would you learn from?
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Death & Gratitude
5 mn read The lighting of candles plays a significant part in my daily life. Each morning I stumble out of bed and fire up a tea-light.
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From Fear to Here
5 mn read When I tell people that I host a monthly Death Cafe, it amuses me how many look confused and immediately respond with ‘DEAF Cafe?’… usually several times before they allow the dreaded D word to permeate their thinking.
