Why do we find it so hard to use the correct language around death and dying? Instead, hedging it about with all kinds of euphemisms? I talk to Catherine Beer, Pastoral Care Worker at the Thames Hospice to get her thoughts.
Nula Suchet's life changed dramatically when her husband James developed Dementia at the young age of 57. She describes in detail his decline and...
Lee Wakeham has a horrendous story to tell - of being abandoned by his mother aged two, of abuse during his first foster care...
Kevin Toolis's book My Father's Wake describes in minute detail the Irish way of death and dying. 'The dead body is right there and...