Prince of Wales visits the bereavement child in the United Kingdom
Aaron Chown – WPA Pool/Getty ImagesPrince William Frankly, he talked about his experience with the loss during the visit of a charity Al -Fegi Foundation with close links Princess Diana.
“The mind focuses on one thing, right?” Liem, 42, said during a visit to the British Potif Center in Widens, England, on Wednesday, February 5, she said. Times of London and Daily Mail.
“It is very difficult to do school and normal life,” he added.
The prince said of the center: “It is important for these first few years, especially (that) in support of this,” the prince said of the center.
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Diana died In 1997, when William was fifteen years old and his brother Prince Harry He was twelve years old. Each of the princes was open to how they dealt with the loss of their mother and tried to use their experiences to help others.
William added: “What my mother got acquainted with at that time – and what I understand now – is that sadness is the most painful experience that any child or parents can carry.”
Diana was a supporter of the organization until her death in 1997; William became a sponsor in 2009.
The late Princess Wales was an intimate friend with the sponsor of the Foundation for the Charitable Society, Julia Samuel.
Samuel remained close to the royal family and his name was a profitability for William the Great, Prince George, after his birth in 2013.
Junction of children support young youth until the age of 25 who have suffered from losing or about to try it.
During his visit, William met families, children, volunteers and employees, according to a press release of US weekly. He also listened to young people open their experiences with sadness.
One of the participants, 17 years old, told the Daily Mail that William “really understood” how she felt because he was “in the same situation, in our time too.”
“I think he understands how sadness works,” I told Ella, 17, the port. “It seemed comfortable to be able to talk to us about things.”
