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Death, Dying, Bereavement, Loss, Guilt… | musingsofmistressfiona
https://musingsofmistressfiona.wordpress.com/2015/05/28/death-dying-bereavement-loss-guilt
Death, Dying, Bereavement, Loss, Guilt. Death, Dying, Bereavement, Loss, Guilt. The list goes on if we acknowledge all the multifaceted aspects of the death of someone close; a parent, a partner, a sibling, a child, a close friendand again the list continues. Bereavement is the objective state of having lost someone or something. Grief refers to the emotions that accompany bereavement. Mourning is the behaviour that social groups expect following bereavement. (Walter 1999:xv). Stage 2 – Anger. Walter T (...
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Apps that spy: are they good or are they bad? | musingsofmistressfiona
https://musingsofmistressfiona.wordpress.com/2014/11/01/apps-that-spy-are-they-good-or-are-they-bad
Apps that spy: are they good or are they bad? There appears to have been much disquiet within my twitter time line regarding an application a well-known charity has created that enables users to be alerted if anyone they follow on twitter uses words or phrases related to possible suicidal ideation. Should anyone devise an app to detect murdering psychopaths with sadomasochistic tendencies who believe children should be beaten would have a field day with tweets in #TheArchers time line! Of course not, but...
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ACCESS, ACCESSIBLE, ACCESSIBILITY | musingsofmistressfiona
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ACCESS, ACCESSIBLE, ACCESSIBILITY. Hello Blog, I’ve neglected you in print, but not in writing. My excuse is simple; I have had access issues. Access is a strange word as it can mean different things to different people and the context can vary. The access problem I have had is forgetting my password and the reset link not sending an email. Yes, I have now remembered it! What words do we use when requesting a new password or enquiring why we cannot benefit from full usage of a site? These give access in ...
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mistressfiona1 | musingsofmistressfiona
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Death, Dying, Bereavement, Loss, Guilt. Death, Dying, Bereavement, Loss, Guilt. The list goes on if we acknowledge all the multifaceted aspects of the death of someone close; a parent, a partner, a sibling, a child, a close friendand again the list continues. Bereavement is the objective state of having lost someone or something. Grief refers to the emotions that accompany bereavement. Mourning is the behaviour that social groups expect following bereavement. (Walter 1999:xv). Stage 2 – Anger. Walter T (...
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‘Patients’ Experiences Following Major Illness or Injury’ | musingsofmistressfiona
https://musingsofmistressfiona.wordpress.com/2015/04/22/patients-experiences-following-major-illness-or-injury
Patients’ Experiences Following Major Illness or Injury’. I have chosen this image as I feel it reflects the journey into the unknown that patients go through.). Reflections based upon my attendance at a day conference ‘Patients’ Experiences Following Major Illness or Injury’ on 24 March 2015. A point I feel it is important to reflect upon – comparing one person with another is not necessarily very helpful, however good the intention! Recovering from critical illness’ was a presentation led by Dr Stephen...
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MINDFULNESS | musingsofmistressfiona
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Mindfulness meditation is NOT about sitting on the floor in a position not suited to arthritic joints and chanting “ommmmm” for hours on end. Neither is it about emptying your mind. It is about sitting for short periods in silence with your thoughts, acknowledging your thoughts and moving them to oneside. Now that is the easy bit! The hard part is finding time to just sit, be still, be silent and not have a book in one hand and a coffee mug in another! More about the method of mindfulness to follow….
