are left with no support. no grieving support. no support for grief. i just think a lot more could have been done. he was my dad, he was the person i would go to for advice. he was a psychotherapist, so, ironically, he is exactly the kind of person i need in my life at the moment. he worked for the nhs for nearly 40 years. and he also worked with refugees. sorry~ he also worked with refugees and asylum seekers in his spare time. so he really, really believed that. i m sorry, i ll say that again.
and say goodbye, you need to come now. as well as coping with the loss of her husband, heather is now suffering with long covid. it has had a debilitating impact on her day to day life. i struggle on a daily basis. even just trying to get up and get dressed in the mornings. the fatigue is just unreal. this is like ten months down the line. and no real improvement. constant pain. it is just unbelievable how it affects every minute of every day of your life. the reason that i need to talk and tell stephen s story is that so people don t just think these people are numbers, that there are people behind the numbers. and the families that are left with no support. no grieving support.