Hello everyone, James and Ana from The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) are conducting interviews with people who have experienced a bereavement and perhaps have sought government financial help, including the Bereavement Support Payment. Who can take part · People of working age ....
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Hannah11 4 years ago
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We’re here for you with the support you need, when you need it.Call the Marie Curie Support Line for practical information and emotional support. Whether you're approaching the end of life yourself, know someone who is, or are struggling with a bereavement, you're not alone. This Christmas, help is just a ....
Hannah11 5 years ago
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Hello everyone, Catherine Millington-Sanders from the Royal College of GPs and Adrian Tookman, Medical Director at Marie Curie invite you to a preview of the first edit of a short film titled ‘What matters to you’. The film aims to promote a new approach to Advance Care Planning (ACP) and ....
Hannah11 5 years ago
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Hi my name is Margaret, I don't think I have posted on hear .Just thought it would be nice to see how everyone is doing in these terrible time.I lost my husband John 2yrs gone sept but I am finding it very hard to come to terms with all that ....
Margaret 5 years ago
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I am married from 2 years...I have stopped my career cause I want to have a baby.But recently got to know that I have a thyroid problem.And have to go threw the treatment.felling so depressed..like I have no purpose now...haven't tell my family yet...tell me what to do ....
Funny 6 years ago
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I am in the difficult position of disagreeing with my siblings about end of life care for my mum. She's on a syringe driver, very weak and close to the end. I believe that she shouldn't suffer pain but also that we shouldn't hurry the process along. My siblings believe ....
lettydvg 6 years ago
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My relative has been placed on a syringe driver and i have been advised that I cannot leave them on their own. We all are in the same home but I am back at work soon.Has anyone else been advised of this? ....
looplou 6 years ago
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NMy dad was diagnosed with prostrate cancer two years a go he is 85 now and he was treated with hormone therapy. This went on OK until January of this year when he started to struggle. It ended up with his count rising very quickly then he was told it ....
Essex1 7 years ago
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Hi I'm my best friends support person as her mother is terminally ill stage 4 lung cancer, there's been so much fights an arguments but she's been aloud to come home so she is in a hospital bed and all that but I have only seen her since she's been ....
Loyaltyzfynest 7 years ago
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Hi I'm my best friends support person as her mother is terminally ill stage 4 lung cancer, there's been so much fights an arguments but she's been aloud to come home so she is in a hospital bed and all that but I have only seen her since she's been ....
Loyaltyzfynest 7 years ago
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