Very Nice
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Originally published | July 2, 2019 |
Authors | Marcy Dermansky |
Genres | Humour |
Dark Comedy | |
Domestic Fiction | |
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ID | 2462972 |
About Very Nice
"A story of sex and intrigue set amid rich people in a beautiful house with a picturesque swimming pool . . . Very funny. " . . .
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Bereavement: How do you navigate grief as a child?

... " I ve made new friends and they re all Very Nice, " he said...
Bereavement: How do you navigate grief as a child?
By Sara GirvinBBC News NI
Grief can be difficult to navigate at any age, But When you're a child who has lost someone you love, it can be particularly complicated.
Daniel is 11. His father Colm died in April aged 57 - he had a rare lung condition and received a double transplant nine years ago.
His dad was " very funny, kind and nice" according to Daniel.
" He had a transplant around nine years ago But his lungs failed on him and infection happened, " He Said .
" It was very sad and hard.
" But he needs to be talked about and it's important to remember him. "
Daniel, whose full name We Are not using, wanted to speak to Bbc News NI about his experience with grief to raise awareness about organ donation.
" Organ donation is very important and it can help you live more, " He Said .
In September, Daniel started grammar school.
" I've made new friends and they're all Very Nice , " He Said .
" I've told one of My Friends what has happened, I think they need to know what's happening. "
'I pretend he's Still There sometimes'Daniel said his favourite memories of his father are On Holiday in Spain, Lanzarote and Donegal.
" We liked to go to The Beach and into The Pool for a wee while, " He Said .
The Schoolboy he would advise other children dealing with grief to think about the loved one they've lost.
" I pretend he's Still There sometimes and it does help a lot, " He Said .
" I think about him being in Lanzarote on The Beach With Us and in The Pool . "
Asking for helpDaniel is also 11. His sister Julia died Last Year .
She had a rare form of cancer and was just weeks away from her 16th birthday When she Passed Away .
" She was always kind and she always had a big smile on her face, " said Daniel.
During The Interview , Daniel occasionally squeezes his " special heart" which is made of orange and white fabric.
" I always have it in my pocket if I have a pocket that lets it fit. Julia had one as well so I just squeeze it As If she's Still Here , " He Said .
" If I feel sad or worried, I usually just squeeze it and it actually works. "
Daniel hopes that by speaking out he can help other children dealing with grief.
" Generally just keeping busy helped, " He Said .
" It doesn't really matter what you do, it just helped to keep busy and move on with your day.
" It depends on my mood if I want to talk about her or not. If I'm a bit more happy it would usually be fine But if I'm already sad I just usually need a little bit of a break.
" Just Keep Going , it's fine to cry or be sad, it's normal.
" And if you need help, just ask for it. "
Both of The Boys were pupils at St Bernard's Primary School in south Belfast When they lost their loved ones.
The School has organised a colour run for Sunday, in support of organisations that helped The Boys .
Acting principal Jenni Maguire said The School wanted to support the pupils' families while looking towards " brighter times ahead".
" Every Child deals with grief and bereavement differently, " She Said .
" Their world was turned completely Upside Down , and I guess school was their little bit of normality and routine, and that helped.
" I have learned how resilient they can be. Every Day I see them with a smile on their face, they're working hard, they're playing in The Playground .
" I've also learned we need to take it at their pace. In terms of counselling and other services, we've been very much guided by When The Children felt ready.
" Listen to the young person - When they're ready to talk they will let you know.
" Sometimes as adults and even as teaching staff we might feel uncomfortable talking about it because we don't want to upset them - But I've learned it's good to talk When they're ready to do so. "
'Individual' griefLinda Warwick, from Cruse Bereavement Support, said: " Children and Young People experience similar feelings as adults When someone dies, But they may express them differently.
" Although a child's grief is individual, their understanding of death changes as they get older.
" Children between five years and 12 years of age have a wider understanding of death and what it means.
" They begin to realise that death is The End of a person's life, and that the person who has died won't return.
" When someone dies it's important to share information about What Happened and it's very important To Let children talk about their feelings, and make sure they feel listened to. "
If you have been affected by bereavement, help and support is available at .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com