I rarely contribute anything serious, but in April last year, the same thing happened to my brothers wife who was only 37 and died out of the blue leaving my brother with their now 3 and 9 year old girls. I’m a psych nurse specialising in self-harm and suicide and thought i’d be set up for this but i wasn’t.
cruisebereavementcare[/url] could be of use to your mate, they have been great to my bro. A call to the local social services call centre may help with signposting to any local services. In terms of what i’ve done, I’ve really just done practical stuff and been there for them all. I was lucky that initially i was able to get a some unpaid leave off work and virtually moved in at my bro’s for 3 months, i live in Manchester and they in Edinburgh, so just popping in wasn’t really an option and have then gradually backed off as they have found their feet again, but i still spend a lot of time up there when needed. I’m family, so I’d be willing to do whatever, but l’ve also been amazed at the support he has had from friends and work colleagues etc it’s all helped hold them together. A year down the line things are better, but there are still rough patches, these sorts of losses are total game changers.