The Compassionate Friends

Um, and you know, so there's a lot of support out there.

I'm also part of an organization called the compassionate friends here in the United.

Oh, it's actually a global organization.

It's specifically for parents that have lost children, siblings that have lost siblings, and grandparents that have lost grandchildren.

They're not present to them in their hearts, in their imagination, in their thoughts, and yet there's an absence in the world of that person.

And there's a charity, Compassionate Friends, that really had a campaign about Say Their Name.

So there's a way in which even if Hamlet the play doesn't fully express deal with the events of Hamnet's life, just having that name be spoken and be present feels very powerful.

In your article, Grief, Creativity and Ambiguity, the as-if of artistic play, and I'll link in the description, you write about the visual artist Helen Acklam.