Australia’s first ‘Paediatric Palliative Care National Action Plan’ was launched today by Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care, @gedkearney. Watch the launch and find out more ➡️ https://t.co/Hnxm9mH0fr
Today has been declared a National Day of Mourning to give Australians the opportunity to mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II. This interview that I did with Angela Cox on Channel 7 asks the question - Why do many of us mourn the death of Her Majesty? https://t.co/I0g31PO3w6
While I understand the sadness of so many so many people on the death of the Queen, I am getting increasingly frustrated with the ever-growing avoidance of the true description of what happened. She died. She didn’t pass or even pass away. She died. As we all will! /2
Why do we find death and dying so difficult to talk about? And how can families navigate their way through an increasingly costly funeral industry? @shyla_mills@cwhall and @Sydney_Uni's Carole Cusack join @JamesACarleton on #RNGodForbid. https://t.co/pXS1Ojeafj
I'm gobsmacked how many people *still* don't understand how vaccines work. We've been in this for what... nearly 2 years now? #covid19alberta#GetVaxxed
As we continue to make our interviews free to access, Culture, contexts and connections: a conversation with Dennis Klass about his life and work as a bereavement scholar - Interview by Edith Maria Steffen is now Open Access in @Mortality_TandF#openaccess https://t.co/evE9VQNZUA
What do I say when someone is grieving? When a person is grieving it can be hard to know what to say. The empathy we feel may urge us to want to ‘take away’ a person’s suffering or distract them from painful feelings.
https://t.co/bkFZZUwuSz
I’m reading this at the moment and this phrase is just unreal and accurate to anyone (almost everyone) who has been there.
“Silence is to grief what petrol is to fire.”