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As Myfanwy Jones and her family cared for her father in his last days, she was struck by the beauty, the memory and the burrowing in 
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It’s hard to describe the loneliness and isolation that accompanies grief or a critically sick child or any other life-changing event. It’s like living in this state of abject terror, and still having to make sure there’s enough milk in the fridge.
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One brother or sister typically shoulders the greatest burden. That person may clash with the other relatives. But there are ways to prepare and avoid conflicts.
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Look, I get it. People tell me that they don’t want to make it worse by bringing it up, by saying the wrong thing that would cause more heartache.
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Visitor restrictions were highlighted as an issue, but others say that they were necessary to keep vulnerable staff and patients safe.
Peter Mellow's insight:
“Family and friends are really an essential part of the care team, and I don’t think that was adequately recognised.”
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