Sending my condolances to Emmas husband and loved ones, and also gratitude to the hospice. But as a former health worker I feel sorry regular hospitals did not give the pain management Emma should have been given. I seen this in Norway and it is a shame. Best wishes for 2024 for you all ❤
I would not renew wedding vows on my deathbed or knowing that I was dying. I personally think it isn't kind and would stop my husband from moving on to find happiness again with someone else. I imagine he will would probably feel like a new husband to a dead me and would feel guilty about moving on even when the loss and grief have lessened. In my opinion, I don't mean to be unkind. I don't know if this couple did this, but I would use my time to create memories for my young son to watch later and reassure my husband that he should feel free to find happiness when the crying loss and grief got better. I know he wouldn't agree at that moment, but I hope when the time comes he could move on without feeling guilty.💕🇬🇧
I can’t imagine that kind of pain. Thank God for Hospice. I’ve volunteered with for years.
Sending prayers! So sorry for your loss!
So sorry to hear, she sounds likes a wonderful person.
Huge HUGS from Western Australia............ my heart is with you.
Sending my condolances to Emmas husband and loved ones, and also gratitude to the hospice. But as a former health worker I feel sorry regular hospitals did not give the pain management Emma should have been given. I seen this in Norway and it is a shame. Best wishes for 2024 for you all ❤
God bless you and Harry.
I’m so sorry Emma passed. Cancer is a beast. Why on earth did the hospital not give her pain relief? What was their reason? RIP Emma.
I'm so sorry for your loss😢
All the best for you and Harry. From Germany ❤
So sorry.
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Absolutely inhumane for the hospital not to give Emma pain medication. Why did the doctors not order it?
Hospice is the best thing to do when someone is dying. They treat them very good. An keep they're pain under control.
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I would not renew wedding vows on my deathbed or knowing that I was dying. I personally think it isn't kind and would stop my husband from moving on to find happiness again with someone else. I imagine he will would probably feel like a new husband to a dead me and would feel guilty about moving on even when the loss and grief have lessened. In my opinion, I don't mean to be unkind. I don't know if this couple did this, but I would use my time to create memories for my young son to watch later and reassure my husband that he should feel free to find happiness when the crying loss and grief got better. I know he wouldn't agree at that moment, but I hope when the time comes he could move on without feeling guilty.💕🇬🇧
Keeping you, and family in my prayers!❤