grief

This story of a baby girl dying from heart disease highlights the need for more facilities to treat heart failure in babies in Singapore...

Broken heart syndrome is a globally recognised medical condition that can even be fatal. Read on to learn more about it.

“The last words she spoke were her vows…”

Chow Yun Fat's wife Jasmine Tan reveals how she was gripped by grief on losing her baby to stillbirth...

Moving on is never easy but it is necessary. Moving on doesn't mean forgetting. Read on to find what what this mum has to say about life after losing a child.

Losing a child is not just about the tears and pain. There's more to it. Read on to find out what it's really like.

When tragedy strikes, helping children cope is an important part of the recovery process. Focus On The Family Singapore shares several ideas on how you can help your child.

An inquest heard that Raymond and Paula Shepherd’s bodies were found next to one another on their bedroom floor when an estate agent visited

While the death of a loved one is a heart-breaking and painful experience, there are no words to describe what losing a child feels like, especially a baby. It is easy to feel helpless when comforting friends going through such a tragedy because there's nothing you can do that will bring the lost child back. But there are ways to reach out to the grieving parents, sometimes without saying anything at all. Here's a 'How to' guide to help you through.

Losing a child is a pain far greater than any other pain we could possibly endure. It is a pain that cuts so deeply into your very being that you feel as if the breath and life within you is being sucked away with tremendous force. And there’s not a thing in the world you can do to stop it. However, here are some tips to help you cope.

The death of a child is a tragedy no parent wants to think about, let alone face. Some parents cannot cope with the grief and that results in the death of a marriage leading to divorce.