© Copyright 2019 Grief Probate Journey Blog. In this blog, we talk about grief and what we have learnt. We also talk about what we feel to be “The unknown”. The legal requirements after losing a loved one. This is based on UK Law as well as our own experiences.
This week is Dementia Action Awareness Week. The theme for this year is focusing on diagnosis, and encouraging people who might be concerned about themselves or someone who they know to seek further help…. Please see Dementia Action Awareness Week 15th – 21st May 2023 which covers: Introduction to the topic Dementia Action Awareness Our […]
Read More Dementia Action Awareness Week 15th – 21st May 2023This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. The theme for this year is ‘anxiety’ this is something that my sister and I suffer from a great deal over the past six years. From the moment our Dad was hospitalised in 2016 to date…. Please see Mental Health Awareness Week 15th – 21st May #Anxiety which […]
Read More Mental Health Awareness Week 15th – 21st May 2023 #AnxietyThis week is Dying Matters Awareness Week. This is an awareness that my sister and I had not known about, but since discovering it, we have done topics on it. The theme for this year is Dying Matters at Work, with the aim of encouraging people to talk about death, dying, and grief in the […]
Read More Dying Matters Awareness Week 8th – 14th May 2023We are once again honored and pleased to announce our second guest blog topic from the Kings Court Trust. Their first guest topic regarding probate was extremely insightful, helpful, and useful for our blog and readers. Probate was a long hard road and journey for my sister and I. It was a truly life-changing experience […]
Read More Guest Blog Topic by The Kings Court Trust: Duties of a Will ExecutorWe have decided to do another topic like this as there are many important awareness days, weeks and months coming up… Please see May Awareness Month 2023 which covers: Introduction to the topic Sun Awareness Week 1st – 7th May Viral Meningitis Week 1st –7Th May Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week 1st – 7th May […]
Read More May Awareness Month 2023© Copyright 2019 Grief Probate Journey Blog We are once again pleased and honoured to be publishing our fourth guest blog from Emma Grace Brown. We first worked with Emma on a topic in 2020, 2021, and last year 2022. We are happy that Emma reached out to us in 2020 because all of the […]
Read More Guest Blog Topic by Emma Grace Brown: How to Manage Grief After a StillbirthToday marks 30 years since the day that Stephen Lawrence’s life was taken from him in such an unfortunate and unnecessary manner….. Please see Stephen Lawrence Day: 22nd April Thirty Years later which covers: Introduction to the topic YouTube Videos: Stephen Lawrence Day About Stephen Lawrence Day Baroness Doreen Lawrence Dr Neville Lawrence Illustrative Examples: […]
Read More Stephen Lawrence Day 22nd April 2023: Thirty Years laterWe were approached by a member of The Mesothelioma Center. They reached out to us as they had seen our topic on: Children’s Grief Awareness Week: 17th 0 23rd November 2022. Featuring Children’s Grief Foundation of Canada and Grief and Grits. As they could see we share resources for children, they wanted to share some […]
Read More Guest Blog Topic Mesothelioma Center: A comprehensive guide on how to talk to children about cancerThis topic came about through the suggestion of my youngest nephew (Romero). He was the inspiration for us doing this as a topic last year. Our blog is not just for my sister and I. We lost our Dad, and my nephews lost their Grandad. We speak about our Dad and our blog, and they […]
Read More Easter and Grief: Inspired by Romero (Pt 2)When my sister and I first became aware of this. It was at a time when worldwide we were going through surreal uncertainty because of the pandemic. Unfortunately, many people lost their lives during this time, not only to the virus but in other circumstances…. Please see World Health Day 7th April 2023 which covers: […]
Read More World Health Day 7th April 2023 #Healthforall
