Last Updated 12th June 2009
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Many have left a
beautiful dedication in our Dreambook
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Thank you to everyone who has left a dedication in our
Dreambook. But of course you will not get responded to using this book.
So we now have a new very simple Support
Forum that is as easy to use as the Dreambook. Registration is free and instant to start
to read, post and receive support from others who are going through the same
pain you feel now.
Please post in there, it really could make all the difference
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BEREAVEMENTUK
Disserth
by site owner
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Footprints |
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One night a man had a
dream. He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the Lord. Across
the sky flashed scenes from his life. For each scene , he noticed two
sets of footprints in the sand: one belonging to him, and the other to the
Lord. When the last scene of his life flashed before him, he
looked back at the footprints in the sand. He noticed that many times
along the path of his life, that there was only one set of
footprints. He also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and
saddest times in his life. This really bothered him, and he
questioned the Lord about it. " Lord, you said that once I decided
to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that
during the most troublesome times of my life, there is only one set of
footprints. I don't understand why, when I needed you most you
would leave me". The Lord replied "My
Son, My precious child. I Love You, and would never leave you. During your
times of trial and suffering, when you see only one set of footprints, it was
then that I carried you".
Cornish Sunset by site owner. Here we have
Tributes, Poems, and some beautiful writings that you may like to read.
IN REMEMBRANCE If you wish to have
your loved one's name here just mail me.
To add someone please use this email
address to make your dedication.
Christine Lilley Slipped Away 14th March 2009 My heart with always be with you Miss you so much love Your loving Daughter Michelle xxxx
MICK WALSH. Dennis
In Loving
Memory of my Devoted Partner
In Loving memory of my
darling wife To my cherished
and beloved husband Matthew B: 8/17/66 D: 9/26/08 I'll remain on
this journey on my own, until we meet again
Dedicated To KEN MATTHEWS When
I come to the end of the road And
the sun has set for me I
want no rites in a gloom filled room Why
cry for a soul set free Miss
me a little, but not for long And
not with you head bowed low Remember
the love that once we shared Miss
me but let me go For
this is a journey we all must take And
all must go alone Its
all part of the master plan A
step on the road to home When
you are lonely and sick at heart Go
to the friends we know Laugh
at the things we used to do Miss
me but let me go From your heartbroken wife Penny
I
have been asked to do this appeal from a PhD student. Dear
Bereavement UK members, My
name is William Odom and I am a PhD student researcher (based at Carnegie
Mellon University in Pittsburgh) conducting research in Cambridge this
summer. I am starting work on a study aimed at exploring the ways in which
people use objects in their home to remember or otherwise honour the lives of
loved ones that have passed on. I am also interested in how people currently
use digital technology to memorialise their loved ones. The general idea of
the research is that if we better understand how people think about and carry
out the processes of memorialisation on personal levels, we might be able to
better and more sensitively support these critical actions and experiences in
the future (likely with technology, but perhaps in other ways too). On
a personal level, I can relate to how issues of bereavement can make
discussing some issues difficult. I'm currently looking for people that might
be interested in participating in my study that have had adequate coping time
(which could be many years) and would feel comfortable with reflecting on
objects in their home and how these things work to memorialise or support
remembrance of their loved ones. Participation
in the study would consist of a 1 hour in-home interview, which will mainly
focus on questions related to the various ways in which objects help aid
remembrance. You can opt out of the interview at any time and all information
collected will be kept completely confidential. Ideally, I would like to find
participants in Southern England (however I could also travel elsewhere)—and
I could most likely accommodate any time and date that would be convenient.
For your time and help, I can also compensate each household with £20 worth
of vouchers from a location of your choice (Tesco’s, Borders, etc.) Finally,
I would be happy to keep in touch with participants and send notifications
about how the research progresses. Thank you very much for your consideration. If you have any questions do contact me via email: wo@willodom.com or via phone: 07916512314 and more information is available about me at www.willodom.com
I
look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, William
Odom
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