Helping You Deal With Bereavement...
Dealing with the death of a loved one is never easy, but it can be even harder when it feels impossible to talk about the emotional or practical issues that accompany such a loss. Working through grief, arranging final affairs and honouring the memories of loved ones are all easier when the bereaved feel informed and supported. Here we offer expert guidance and advice on how to get through it and look to the future.
May's Most Popular Articles...
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The Rights to Obtain a Headstone?: What may be put on a grave site depends upon both the Deed of Grant as related to the plot and the rules and regulations of cemetery in which the… [1868 views in May]
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Talking to Children About Terminal Illness: Until it becomes a part of their lives very few children are familiar with the idea of terminal illness. When it does become a part of… [1196 views in May]
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How Grief Affects Your Relationships: Usually when someone dies those close to him or her will feel intense emotions that can often unsettle their own personal relationships. Grief,… [536 views in May]
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Assistance With Funeral Costs: It is often a surprise to people how expensive funerals can become. Though the ultimate price will depend upon a variety of options upwards of £2,000… [446 views in May]
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Purchasing a Burial Plot: It is estimated that just over a quarter of the British population chooses a traditional burial but even this relatively low percentage is still proving to be… [240 views in May]
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Bereavement Payment: Bereavement Payment or what used to be called Widow’s Payment, is a one-off lump sum of £2,000 that may be paid to qualifying bereaved individuals. Before this payment… [228 views in May]
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Ask Our Experts: Can We Stop Junk Mail and Calls to Deceased Person?, Can I Arrange an...
Burial Procedures: Woodland Burials, Burial at Sea, Purchasing a Burial Plot, Organising...
Children: Talking to Children About Terminal Illness, Children and Memorial...
Emotional Issues: Talking to Children About Death, Bereavement Support, How Grief...
Financial Issues: Assistance With Funeral Costs, Dealing With Inheritance Tax,...
Formalities: When a Post-Mortem is Needed, Announcing a Death, Registering a...
Funeral Arrangements: Funeral Flower Options, Headstones and Monuments,...
Legal Affairs: Wrongful Death Suits, Understanding Probate, Executing a Will, Living...
Memorials: Organ Donations, Donating Your Body to Medical Science, Organising a...
Special Circumstances: Coping with Death Through Accidents, Coping with...
Types of Funeral: Buddhist Funeral Rites, Non Religious Alternatives to Funerals, DIY...
Latest Comments
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dee1
Re: The Rights to Obtain a Headstone?
hello my dad died before myself and brother could start contact again but we met our granny but she has now died and we dont…
19 May 2013 -
tiptop
Re: Bereavement Payment
My 25 year old son has died. He lived with his partner and 3 yr old child . They were on jsa . The partner who is only 27 is unable to deal…
13 May 2013 -
DianeShepherd
Re: What if There is No Will?
Furthermore she has still not had her ashes burued as they no nothing about her or her familys graves as she has no surviving blood…
7 May 2013 -
JDee
Re: How Grief Affects Your Relationships
My husband's mother died a month ago after 10 years of Alzheimers and for the last three she has not "been here" if you…
27 March 2013 -
MEEIAN
Re: Assistance With Funeral Costs
I HAVE A WIDOWED AND UN-MARRIED SON AGED 47 WHO HAS A 20 YEAR OLD SON WHO IS A FULL-TIME STUDENT AT NOTTINGHAM UNIVERSITY. MY…
13 March 2013 -
Michelle
Re: Organising a Memorial Service
I would like to do the same thing. How does one go about this?
12 March 2013
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