‘Men who are grieving, or facing up to a terminal illness, can come here to share their experience’

01/16/24 at 04:00 AM

‘Men who are grieving, or facing up to a terminal illness, can come here to share their experience’
MSN, by Roland White; 1/14/24
When volunteers from the Marie Curie charity were looking for a place where men could support each other through serious illness and bereavement, there was really only one option. They built a large shed. That’s no surprise. Sheds are very handy for storing garden tools and spare cans of oil, but they also serve an even more important function as places of male refuge. We escape to the shed in times of distress, or when we just need a bit of peace.

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