NZ Loss and Grief Awareness Week Monday July 28th - Sunday August 3rd

In this book of fiction, I wrote of a drowning, it was a non fiction within a work of fiction. Anapesi lost her adult son to a fishing accident.

www.grief.org.nz

From candle lighting to rememberance walls, to concerts, bubble blowing and art!

Hear the ZB radio interview from Sunday night here if you have not heard it already

http://content.radionetwork.co.nz/weekondemand/auckland/11930.mp3 (

 I just finished listening, and I agree with you about writing, the next day, when I was told my baby was dying, I got my friend to get me some writing paper, and I sat in that hospital room, and later in NICU, unable to do anything for my baby. I sat by his cot and wrote and wrote. That was the best advice my friend told me.

I had to repeat playing the introduction. This year, a pastor I know took his life, and I was shocked. When I listened to this, I asked , am I hearing right? 

I was upset, and I empathise with you. Writing down indeed worked for me, and I encourage people to write.