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Loss of a parent support in Malaysia

For anyone grieving a mother or father, at any age. Talk with people in Malaysia who know what it is like, find help near you, and join the worldwide circle too. Free, always.

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Malacca Home Help

Run by people who have been through loss of a parent and loss of a spouse or partner themselves.

Weekdays and Saturday mornings

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Free emotional support from trained listeners, online and anonymous, in many languages.

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GriefShare

Grief recovery support groups meeting weekly.

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From people who came through it

  • “For anyone new to this: I've been there. For me it was in 2023. Mine was the will and my brother. I wake up most days without that dread. It's slow, but it does come back. Keep going, even slowly.”

    Evening Attic 3 · been through loss of a parent

  • “Hello from the other side of it. About three years ago, that was me. Back then it was the will and my brother. I can talk about it now without falling apart. It's slow, but it does come back.”

    George K. · been through loss of a parent

  • “I'm not going to tell you everything happens for a reason and it doesn't so but you can get through it. I did, and I'm not especially strong. I take it a week at a time and A day at a time was too much pressure somehow.”

    Aoi Sj · been through loss of a parent

  • “If you're just starting this, the first thing I'd say is: the paperwork is not the grief, but it will keep dragging you back to it anyway. That's normal. Put the letters in one folder and deal with them on one set day a week. Tell your brother or sister what you need, even if it's just to sit in the same room. And when the ads come on, turn the radio off if you have to. It doesn't mean you're not coping. It means you loved her.”

    Joyce L. · been through loss of a parent

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