FORCE Cancer Charity’s oncology support specialist Gerry Gillespie talks about dealing with bereavement and explores the paths and phases of grief, things like shock, disbelief, yearning, loneliness, pain, guilt, anger, sadness and an inability to cope.
For more information on the support FORCE can offer to anyone who has lost someone they love to cancer, please go to https://forcecancercharity.co.uk/supporting-you/bereavement/
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