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When someone dies

Losing somebody close affects everyone differently. Through our work with the family and friends of those living with terminal illness, we’ve gathered a range of resources to help you cope emotionally as well as handle the practical side of losing someone close to you.

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Grieving in your own way

When you've lost someone, you might feel numb, sad, anxious, exhausted, angry or guilty. There’s no right or wrong way to feel - everyone is different.
Grieving in your own way
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Telling others about someone’s death

If you have to tell other people that someone has died, it can help to think about where and when to tell them and what to say.
Telling others about someone’s death

Also of interest

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Bereavement tips for employers

Information for line managers and HR professionals about supporting an employee who is grieving and best practice in this area.
Bereavement tips for employers
Grief and loss

Talking about grief and loss

Visit Talkabout for blogs and stories to help you open up the conversation around grief and loss.
Talking about grief and loss

Whatever your question we're here to help. Call us for free on 0800 090 2309

You can also find more information about end of life, dying and bereavement online or in our free booklets