Whilst the idea of wanting to take time out seemed good at the time, I was now beginning to realise that it would take a lot of planning. It would also mean a few trips to Spain… I am now on my second trip and have found an unfurnished villa nestled in a valley surrounded… Read More Finding a Finca
Over the last year I have attempted to be strong, have pushed myself to the limit, have finalised my sons legal affairs and whilst I am still standing I want a bit of time out. Time out to rest, time out to adjust, time out to work out how to deal with triggers, time out… Read More 3 Month Work Sabbatical
The last 11 months have been the worst of my entire life and I have struggled to understand how my heart still beats, how I manage to get out of bed, to get dressed and to function. I was convinced that I was going to die of a broken heart, when that didn’t happen I… Read More Bereavement – Time Out
As every mother knows we raise our children and know at one stage that they will spread their wings and off they go. Now don’t get me wrong I am fine with my own company, in fact it’s quite nice to have some peace and quiet. For years my life has revolved around working, cleaning,… Read More Empty Nest Syndrome
The weekend after the Inquest was Easter and it was the quietest I can ever remember, yet again the boys were busy. I am so used to having a houseful, used to cooking, used to loads of noise and even up until last year had still done the traditional egg hunt. The house was indeed… Read More Easter Weekend
After falling apart on the night of the Inquest I have struggled, really struggled since, I am experiencing flashbacks, sleepless nights, the fatigue has returned and I feel like I am back in the early stages again, minus ‘The Fog’.
After many months we received the date for the Coroners Inquest. As I am an Accident Investigator I had a good knowledge of the process and felt I had prepared myself. In addition I made sure I was extremely busy at work in the lead up to it. As it went, I held up well… Read More Bereavement – The Inquest
My 1st Mothers Day without Anton. In fact it was my 1st Mothers Day spent virtually on my own, I only got to see my youngest son and that was briefly, the other boys were busy, and sent flowers in the post. I sat down that day with my partner and had cup of soup… Read More Bereavement – Mothers Day
Triggers, reminders call them what you will, they have the ability to appear out of nowhere and completely floor you, they can take your breath away, make you feel faint and make you cry. Sometimes you can ride them, sometimes you can’t. So what is a trigger? For me it can come in many guises,… Read More Bereavement – Triggers
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