Prince William: He visits his mother’s heart project

Prince William (42) visited a facility of the charity organization “Child Bereavement UK” in Widnes, England this Wednesday. She supports children and adolescents in mourning cases as well as parents or families who mourn for a child. William, who lost his mother Princess Diana (1961-1997) at the age of 15, in a speech during his visit: “Sometimes the most difficult thing about grief is to find the right words for your own feelings.”

He further explained: “The spirit focuses on one thing, it is very difficult to cope with school and normal life.” It is therefore important, especially in the first few years, that support like that of the organization. This helps you to help yourself. Prince William, who has been the Royale patron of “Child Berevement UK” since 2009, met families and children on Wednesday who were supported by the organization, and spoke to employees and volunteers. He also exchanged information with young people who designed memory glasses that they are supposed to remind them of their relatives and conflicted the visitor book of the charity organization.

Prince William had taken on Princess Diana the patronage of “Child Bereavement UK”. Psychotherapist Julia Samuel (65), a founding client of the charity, was a good friend of the princess. She is also a godmother of Prince William’s son Prince George (11). Samuel said in 2017 about William’s work for the charity organization: “People see his empathy and compassion, which is characterized by his experiences, but also by his years as a man. They combine it and find it extremely healing. “

In 2015, William made it clear on a gala of “Child Bereavement UK” how important it is to “continue my mother’s commitment to a charity that is very important to me”. What his mother recognized at the time and what he understands today is “that grief is the most painful experience that a child or a parent can go through”.