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Showing posts with label
bereavement
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29 January 2019
These are the difficult days
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These are the difficult days. The winter days. The onslaught of anniversaries and reminders is ceaseless. It seems never-ending and the s...
13 September 2018
Now we are four
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"a third of our family has gone..." My eldest son has aspergers. His directness and honesty can be bluntly refreshing. It'...
6 April 2018
Goodbye Daisy – A very special children's book
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Daisy loved school. Nothing made her happier after a hospital stay to put on her school jumper and know that it was a school day. Always t...
23 January 2018
Set adrift
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I'm in a no-man's land at the moment. Set adrift from a place I once knew. It wasn't perfect, but I was easy in it's famil...
10 December 2017
Deck the halls
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It was always our rule to wait until 12th December to put our Christmas decorations up in our family. That's my dad's birthday. Ev...
22 August 2017
Long hot summer just passed me by
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The long summer holiday. Obviously I use the word "summer' in the loosest sense of the word as I have resorted to firing up the wo...
18 June 2017
Happy Father's Day (especially to those of us pulling the double shift)
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Every year on Father's day I send a message to other mums I know who are single parents, acknowledging that they are pulling the dou...
20 March 2017
An empty wheelchair
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One of the first things I did the day after Andy died was to bag up all his meds, injections and creams and take them back to the hospital. ...
22 November 2016
All the firsts
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It's been nearly a year now. It's been a tough year. So many firsts; first father's day, first mother's day, first wedding...
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