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In conversation with food blogger and demo chef Suzy Pelta who shares her journey of grief after losing both her parents.
Grief definitely changes us but it's what we gain from it that allows us to adapt. Suzy talks about her strength, resilience and compassion.
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Coping with grief during a pandemic, is it harder to grieve?
Having to work differently due to Covid-19 and the vital role a hospice plays in the end of life care.
In Conversation with Ray Ashley-Brown, Head of Spiritual Care at The Hospice of St Francis in Berkhamsted.
Here is a look back at the conversations I have had so far surrounding the topic of death and dying.
If you want to hear the full conversations then listen back to the previous episodes of Goodness Gracious Grief.
ITts 5 years since I lost my dad so this episode looks at the cancer that took his life, Myeloma.
Alice Baron from Myeloma UK explains the cancer, its symptoms and the work of the charity.
Have you ever wondered what happens after we die? Do you believe in life after death? Or have you ever experienced something you cannot explain? If you are seeking the answers to these question then join me as I speak to Claire Broad, Medium, Teacher and Author.
In this latest Episode of Goodness Gracious Grief, Dr Nighat Arif shares her personal story with Organ Donation.
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