No Images? Click here Dear FriendWith Christmas looming around the corner we know that this time of year can be especially difficult for those of us who have lost a son or daughter. As with other family celebrations throughout the year, we are confronted again with the challenge of how to mark the occasion in a significant way. Please remember you are not alone and that these are issues we all face. We hope that some of the ideas mentioned in this newsletter will help you get through and even enjoy Christmas and other special days throughout the year. If we can offer you help or support in any way, please do get in touch. With our love Kath and Mike Coulson P.S. We’ve shared our story in this video clip. Click here if you’d like to watch it. This only happens to other people, doesn’t it?Mike and Deborah’s daughter, Catherine, died very suddenly in March 2010 while exercising in the gym. They tell us about the impact it had on them. Dealing with difficult daysIn this video, Mike and Deborah tell us how they have dealt with their daughter’s death, including how they cope with family celebrations and other occasions. 5 things to do, 5 things to avoid, and 5 things to change at ChristmasDo you wish Christmas would just go away this year and that you could hibernate until it’s all over? Here are some ideas that have helped other bereaved parents get through this difficult time of year. Events for bereaved parents in 2017Our events are wonderful opportunities to meet and share with others in an atmosphere of understanding. |