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keithphillips2 1 year ago
what is the point there are no answers she has gone
admin 1 year ago
Hi Keith, what you're feeling is very normal following the death of someone you love. We have sent you an email, but could you give us a call for free on 0800 090 2309 to chat things through.
keithphillips2 1 year ago
its been a week since my wife has passed and no purport from Macmillan . i just can not understand they could not do enough when my wife was alive now it is like that ones gone move on to the next one don't worry about the family hurting
admin 1 year ago
Hi Keith,
You can give Macmillan a call for free on 0808 808 0000, or
if you would prefer to email them you can do so here: Email
the Macmillan Support Line - Macmillan Cancer Support to find out what
support they may be able to offer.
We are here on our Online Community and Support Line for
people who are grieving. Is there anything you feel would be helpful for you at
the moment?
keithphillips2 1 year ago
that would be a waste of time i really don't understand them .the nurse would pop in anything you wanted to know but now not even a phone call .
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