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Group discussions for grief

adamkane · 2024-08-04 11:10:17

Hi all, My dad is on the way out and I'm going through quite a bit of anticipatory grief. One thing that appealed to me now and in future was an in-person group discussion with people going through something similar. Does anything like this exist in Ireland? I haven't seen anything through the regular resources online.…

04-08-2024 11:10am

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adamkane

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Hi all,
My dad is on the way out and I'm going through quite a bit of anticipatory grief. One thing that appealed to me now and in future was an in-person group discussion with people going through something similar. Does anything like this exist in Ireland? I haven't seen anything through the regular resources online.
Thanks

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#2 05-08-2024 1:47pm

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You should ask the medical team who are looking after him. Depending on his diagnosis there will most likely be support groups in your area. For example the area I live in has a wonderful cancer support centre for both those diagnosed with cancer and their families and friends.
Speak to the team,or your own GP they will know what's available in your area. I hope you're doing ok. Loss of a parent is huge. You're doing right by looking for support.

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