My mum, Lydia Nicoll, received palliative care at St. Gemma’s Hospice in Leeds from October to December 2018. One thing that kept her going during her final weeks was The Swan Song Project. I’m not sure how she came upon the flier about the project but I remember...
When mum got ill and was rushed to hospital, I thought that she was going to die that night and I would never get chance to see her again. It filled me with sadness, and I didn’t feel prepared and inadequate for the most important sending off of my life, the...
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