Grieving
Shauna – Grieving (1)
‘I felt I was suffocating’
Shauna – Grieving (2)
‘Why wasn’t I worthy to take my son home?’
Shauna – Grieving (3)
‘Don’t dwell on it’
Omar – Grieving (1)
‘Let's start looking towards the future’
Omar – Grieving (2)
‘Me and Shazia have always worked as a team’
Shazia – Grieving
‘I probably had about 10 or 12 sessions’
Jess – Grieving
We’re very open with each other’
Jeeger – Grieving (1)
‘I wouldn't even know what it really means to grieve’
Jeeger – Grieving (2)
‘The word grief shouldn't have a past tense’
Marjorie – Grieving
‘I tend to not talk about it’
Alex – Grieving (1)
‘I miss her’
Alex – Grieving (2)
‘What would she be like now?’
Rabia – Grieving
‘It was great for me to be around something new – and not be around children’
David – Grieving (1)
‘I talk to her as if she's alive’
David – Grieving (2)
‘I used to put Jannah's blanket over me’
David – Grieving (3)
‘I wanted a new normal’
Chris – Grieving
‘Women are different to men’
Danielle – Grieving
‘To speak to people going through the same thing helped me tremendously’
Barbara – Grieving
‘You feel quite lonely’
Geoff – Grieving (1)
‘My mind always went to our little chap’
Geoff – Grieving (2)
‘It does help to be able to grieve fully’
Aimee – Grieving
‘I feel like I pushed him away’
Marc – Grieving (1)
‘We haven’t done anything with the ashes yet’
Marc – Grieving (2)
‘You can’t resent that they’re not getting over it’
Martin – Grieving
‘I was questioning myself… am I a good dad?’
Sam – Grieving
‘Your patience is zero, your tolerance is zero, so it does make it hard’