Nearly half the country has ‘shed a tear’ for the late Queen according to YouGov…
II’s death: ‘During times of public mourning, feelings of private grief or personal bereavements often come to the surface,’ they said. ‘This can feel surprising or confusing, but it is very normal.’
Reawakened grief often occurs when there’s a big ending in our lives. Maybe the end of a relationship, friendship, the end of a job or, in this case, when aAs we’re confronted with TV and radio broadcasts of vigils for the late , alongside footage of intense public mourning on a national and global scale, our own personal memories of loss can be remembered, and our grief reawakened., the UK’s leading bereavement charity. ‘Knowing others around you are feeling sad might give you “permission” to grieve and think about your personal experiences.
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