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O/S Daily Sunday 223rd June 2019
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Just wanted to say what a lovely, supportive place this is and to add my best wishes to those who are having tough times with illness and worries.
TA when I was widowed a few years ago I was given a book called Nora Webster by Colm Toibin. It's a novel and for me it described beautifully and sensitively the phases of grief and gradual emergence back to the world that I went through. It doesn't have an action filled plot, but follows Nora as she re-builds her life after her husband's death and I could identify with her. I hope you don't mind me mentioning it.0
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