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Bereavement support
- 'this too will pass'

Are you grieving the loss of a loved one?
Would you like some bereavement support?

'this too will pass' is a free series of 7 inspirational messages carefully chosen to support, comfort and inspire.

Grieving can be untidy process. We go two steps forward and suddenly find ourselves hurtled back by a comment, a look, a sound, or a memory. It takes very little especially in those tender early months. If that's you or somebody close then you'll know what I'm talking about.

Using the memory of my own zig-zag journey toward resolution and acceptance I've created a 7 part email course. They're messages of support based around the quotations and verses that helped me through.

'this too will pass' is a bereavement support gift I hope you'll accept and be comforted by.




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What's good about 'this too will pass'?

  • It contains timeless wisdom drawn from multiple sources
  • It comes to you automatically after you sign up
  • Save it and it's there whenever you want it
  • It's in small-step bites - one idea at a time so you don't get mental indigestion trying to deal with too much at once
  • It's real because it's been written by someone who knows about the grieving process firsthand.
  • And it's free!

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* Not quite ready?

There are FAQs and answers below the form giving more information. When you're done return to fill it out.

This Too Will Pass
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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions and answers to help you decide whether 'this too will pass' will provide the bereavement support you need and tell you more about it.

  1. Who is this course best suited for?
    It's been written for people who are coming to terms with the death of someone close to them. However it is not intended to be the primary or first support a person receives when they are in the very beginning stages of grieving. In those first few days the comfort of close friends and family are paramount. A course like 'this too will pass' may be a useful supplement but it can never replace the warm physical presence and reassurance of loving, caring people.
  2. What sort of quotations are in the messages?
    All sorts. 'this too will pass' is an example. They come from many sources. It's a pick-and-mix collection across time and cultures.
  3. Why is it free?
    Because I wanted it be. Bereavement support is vital and I can use my website as a vehicle to reach those who need it.
  4. Will 'this to will pass' stop the pain?
    No. But what I hope it will help you do is channel it and so gain some comfort and perspective on what you're feeling.
  5. How does this email course work?
    Very simply. You sign up in the 'this too will pass' box above. Once you've entered your first name, email address and country, and pressed the 'Yes, I want to receive messages of hope' bar you will start receiving the messages.
  6. How many emails will I get?
    You will get 7.
  7. How frequently will the emails arrive?
    They are timed to be sent every 24 hours, that's one a day for a week.
  8. What will you do with my email address?
    Nothing other than send you 'this too will pass'
  9. If I find I don't want these messages after I've subscribed can I stop them?
    Absolutely you can. Each one comes with an unsubscribe link. One click and your email address is deleted from the system.
  10. Are you a bereavement support specialist?
    No, I'm not. I'm just an ordinary person who has learned about the process of bereavement through experience. I created this series as a gift for those who may want it.
    'this too will pass' is not intended to replace specialist bereavement support. If that is needed, please consult your family doctor as soon as possible and ask to be referred on.
    To find out more about me read my 'about me' page.

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