Prince Harry hopes he can help other children who are mourning the loss of a parent like him.
The Duke of Sussex wrote an emotional quote for “H Hospital Spital by Hill”, the book aims to help children cope with the death of a loved one amid a coronavirus epidemic.
How the 36-year-old struggled to accept the death of his mother, Princess Diana, too. Also was the year he died suddenly in 1997 when he was injured in a Paris car crash. Harry was 12 at the time.
Cited by the outlet, Harry wrote, “I lost my mother when I was a little boy.” “At the time I didn’t want to believe or accept him, and he left a huge hole inside me. I know how you feel, and I want to assure you that over time that hole will be filled with so much love.” And support. “
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Princess Diana with her son Prince Harry, circa 1995.
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Harry shared, “We all face loss in different ways, but when parents go to heaven, they don’t tell me their feelings, their love and their memories.” “They are always with you and you can hold them forever. I think this is true.
“Now, I’ve never met him, but I know this guy was special to you, and he was incredibly kind, caring and loving because of where he chooses to work.” “Helping others is the most important job anyone can do.
“You feel alone, you can feel sad, you will feel angry, you will feel bad. This feeling will pass. And I promise you – once you are ready to talk about how you feel better and stronger. Feel. “
Harry wrote, “I hope this book will help you remember how special your parents or loved ones were.” “And how special you are.”
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Diana, Princess Wa F Wales (1961 – 1997) On March 30, 1993, Ria was riding in a traditional igh nigh with Prince William and Prince Harry during a skiing holiday in the Strait of Leia.
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The outlet revealed that the new book is being published next week to coincide with Britain’s National Reflection Day. It is written by Chris Knofton and illustrated by Faye Trott.
The book tells the story of an attempt by a young man to try to lose his mother, a frontline worker at a hospital during the COVID-19 epidemic.
The outlet noted that the book will be given free to any child or young person in the UK who has had a similar effect. It will also promote the services provided by three charities: Simon says Child Bereavement UK and Winston Wish.
Harry’s older brother, Prince William, serves as a patron of Child Bereavement UK. It is also chaired by Diana’s close friend Julia Samuel.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex currently live in California with their son Archie.
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All three charities have pledged to help young children in need while coping with their loss.
Last week, Harry confirmed that flowers had been laid at Diana’s cemetery at the Spencer Family Estate in Althorpe, Northamptonshire, for Britain’s Mother’s Day.
Harry currently lives in California with wife Meghan Markle and son Archie. The family is expecting a baby this summer.
