‘It’s not weird or morbid’: how confronting death can give us hope
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Don't Tell People How to Agree
"I can remember the people who wrote to me when my dad died, which was 29 years ago," she says. "Don't think you can get away with not saying anything and it won't have a repercussion because I think people think, oh, it's fine." She adds that letter writing was one way to do it but now there is no excuse.
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