Ten days into 2011 and I have celebrated a 21st birthday party, a 60th birthday party and Dawn's return to her family.
All causes to rejoice.
At each occasion I have felt unusually emotional.
Perhaps as I witness more and more sorrow and loss it makes me appreciate the happy and joyful moments more.
We should not forget to celebrate the happy occasions, make the most out of each and every one of them.
So we can retrieve those precious memories when we need them.
Everything non medical to do with end of life care, including caring for the carers, caring for people with dementia, grief, bereavement, supporting each other, emotional support and our grievers leaf - an external symbol of grief to alert the environment that you have suffered a loss
End of Life the Essential Guide to Caring
About Me
- Judycarole
- Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom
- I set up ELManagement as an umbrella organisation for all non medical end of life care. I am very passionate about caring for people who are reaching the end of their life no matter what their age. I am a writer and trainer in end of life care, bereavement and loss and dementia care and I am also an Associate Trainer with a dementia specialist training company and Age UK. I believe in the power that supporting each other brings and the importance of doing whatever we can to give those who need it a quality of end of life. I co authored End of Life the Essential Guide for Caring which was awarded a Highly Commended by the British Medical Association and the runner up prize for the Public Understanding of Science in 2011. I have also been the studio guest of BBC radio Surrey and Sussex and have co authored two articles that have been published. A second book about life after bereavement will be published in June 2013
judycarole-elmanagement@blogspot.com
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