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People are social by nature and that means we tend to live and interact closely with groups of other people. Because of this we form different relationships such as our families, friends, colleagues, boyfriends, girlfriends and classmates etc.
Things can get difficult when we have to be separated from those we care about or when we lose them. Sometimes people move away and out of our lives, sometimes things happen and our friendship or relationship ends with a person, tragically sometimes the people that we care about die. We can possibly be experiencing feelings of shock and sadness we may never have felt before.
It is natural for many people to cry and grieve during this time and it’ s important not to bottle up your feelings if you think you need help and support.
Always remember you don’ t have to deal with this on your own. If you´re finding it difficult to cope at school, college or work, always confide in someone you trust who can help you through this difficult time.
Organisations
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Road for You
Help on finding your own way of dealing with the loss of somebody. Young Person's Helpline (free phone): 0808 808 1677 (Mon – Fri 9.30am – 5pm)
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BBC - Relationships - Coping with grief
Keeping it all together... Losing someone you love can be a shattering experience. Here, you'll find advice and support on the issues you may have to deal with, from the emotional impact to the practical details.
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Meic
Information, advice and support for your life. Free. Confidential. For you...Gwybodaeth, cyngor a chefnogaeth i dy fywyd. Am ddim. Cyfrinachol. I ti.
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Child Bereavement Charity - for young people
Can anybody ever be totally prepared for the death of someone important in their lives? Probably not. But there are lots of things happening around us that can help us understand that loss and death are a part of life and a part of everyone's learning as they grow up.
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Winston's Wish
provides support for you if you have experienced bereavement. Tel: 01242 515157 Helpline: 0845 203 0405 (Mon-Fri 9- 5pm)
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The Child Death Helpline
offers help and support to anyone affected by the death of a child. You can speak to a parent volunteer Tel: 0800 282986
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SANDS - Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Society
Self-help organisation that provides support for bereaved parents and families whose baby has died at or soon after birth. Helpline: 020 7436 5881 (Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm)
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Miscarriage Association
We know that miscarriage can be a very unhappy, frightening and lonely experience. If you have been affected by the loss of a baby in pregnancy, whether recently or long ago, we hope that you will find here support, information and comfort.
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bubblepopper
Commented 10 months ago - 11th July 2011 - 12:32pm
i never wanna lose mine hope fully won't but who knows eh ? :)