Personal grief rituals
Personal grief rituals are those loving activities that help us remember our loved ones and give us a sense of connectedness, healing, and peace.
- Grief and loss
Category: Stories
Grandparents – among the forgotten grievers
Some words by Certified Thanatologist, author, and lecturer Helen Fitzgerald.
- Grief and loss
Martin misses his wife “each and every day”
Martin supported and cared for her during her final 10 years, following her diagnosis with myeloma – a journey that was challenging and long.
- Grief and loss
Jeannie’s lucky and blessed to have not one but two happy marriages
Jeannie Chitty’s first husband, Kevin Mawson, had always said, “when I go, don’t forget me but get on with your life”.
- Grief and loss
Jane’s had three different cancer diagnoses in two years
- Acute myeloid leukaemia
- Myelodysplastic syndromes
- Treatments and side-effects
Expert Series: Prof. John Pimanda – lots of work is needed to improve long-term outcomes for MDS
- Interviews with experts
- Myelodysplastic syndromes
- Treatments and side-effects
Esther considers herself “very lucky” she was diagnosed early
- Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
Support for submission to MSAC for genetic testing for blood cancers
- Advocacy and policy
- Research
Charlie’s blood cancer went undiagnosed for a decade
- Myeloproliferative neoplasms
Katrina’s five-year delay in diagnosis was followed by a further wait for access to treatment.
- Treatments and side-effects
- “Live life to the fullest”: Josh Gourlay opens up about returning to work and new beginnings after blood cancer
- Advocacy news – July 2024
- Talking Blood Cancer: Estate planning and medical directives
- Running for a Cause: Cal Gates’ Journey from Newcastle to Sydney on foot in one weekend
- World Blood Cancer Day 2024