How do we mourn a partner or ex-partner?
New research has found that it can actually takes longer to grieve when your spouse dies if you've had a bad or difficult marriage. Those with happy marriages were found to be less depressed four years after the death of a partner.
Jenni asks bereavement specialist, Linda Machin, why this is the case, and explores how society's expectations of the bereaved can affect our ability to mourn?
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