People's One More Minutes

Please share your #OneMoreMinute. It could be a video of yourself, a picture of the person you are remembering, or just a few words - everyone's experience of grief is unique to them. Please join the conversation and together let's get more people talking about bereavement.

#OneMoreMinute if I had one more minute with my mum I would tell her that every time I make a decision I ask myself “what would mum do” and so far the last 5 Year’s decisions have been some my best ones. Because mum always knows 😘😘
— Lynn Jones (@jonesy153) December 13, 2017

What would you say if you had one more minute? Child Bereavement UK launches their campaign today- pls support them @cbukhelp #onemoreminute pic.twitter.com/Lb7Sgi2v2I
— Kate (@RothschildKate) October 20, 2017

To my Mum who passed away when I was 1 all I could say is please come home where you belong @cbukhelp #OneMoreMinute pic.twitter.com/YoIVJJ2OpI
— Clo (@chloelong_xx) October 21, 2017

If I had #OneMoreMinute I'd wish my dad a happy birthday and tell him I love him. I was 11 he was 39 when he was killed. @cbukhelp pic.twitter.com/z4oCIhKbCC
— Manda (@Augustmum) October 23, 2017

@cbukhelp If I had #onemoreminute with @rivooh I would tell him what an awesome daddy he was 2 our 3 girls + how gorgeous they have become pic.twitter.com/ZQVMBuvI68
— Davina Rivers (@davina_rivers) October 31, 2017

One more hug and I’d say how much I love you and didnt want to let you go. My baby girl Olivia xx pic.twitter.com/oitMe81bpW
— The Olivia Alice Fou (@Oliviataz) November 7, 2017

Thank you @hollywills @PhilipScoffield @thismorning @cbukhelp #OneMoreMinute - I wish 🎄Sorry I couldn’t be with you today, it’s my Mum’s 1st Angel Anniversary. Pls Continue to support CBUK they saved my life and my marriage, love Henry’s Mummy xxx pic.twitter.com/ew8DBwNhDE
— Henry's Happiness (@Henryallentrust) December 7, 2017

When Seb died friends and family struggled knowing what to say to us. Some people still do. Don’t be one of those people. #OneMoreMinute https://t.co/0G7Q75eX3b
— Giles Rees (@gilesrees) December 13, 2017

I would ask him what had hurt him & tell him I'll do my best to give her everything #onemoreminute
Ireland need a @cbukhelp campaign!! pic.twitter.com/V2FlFzQakV — Sinéad Hingston (@foreverhuss) October 22, 2017

@MumsnetBloggers @MumsnetTowers My #onemoreminute with my 10yo son for @cbukhelp campaign https://t.co/BLtpkTWu5b #mblogger #pblogger pic.twitter.com/YRYlhi8p3x
— nikki (@LivingwithLen5) October 23, 2017

#OneMoreMinute #ForHenry @cbukhelp xxx pic.twitter.com/44OTUZoBNE
— Henry's Happiness (@Henryallentrust) October 20, 2017

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— wildblu (@wildblu) October 21, 2017

I lost my friend and my 7yr old godfather suddenly on the 4/12. Wednesday my boy broke down at school because he started to day dream about his uncle mark. Im sure he would just want to cuddle him if he had #OneMoreMinute
— Daniel Culverwell (@dpc1979) December 14, 2017

In support of the @cbukhelp ‘one more minute’ campaign I’ve shared my words. I lost my father to murder at the age of 12yrs #onemoreminute pic.twitter.com/MAgseoBtE4
— M A R K L E M O N (@lemondropbooks) October 25, 2017

I would give anything for just #OneMoreMinute @cbukhelp @Benfogle @Jason__Watkins #Stillbirth #babylossawareness https://t.co/WWRcEgQmvD
— After Arthur (@after_arthur) October 24, 2017

If I had #onemoreminute with my brother John, I would hug him so tight, tell him how much I loved him and beg him not to go. @cbukhelp pic.twitter.com/uETwi9sM6t
— Kelly Hainsworth (@KellyHainsworth) October 23, 2017

I would give anything for just #OneMoreMinute. @cbukhelp #OneMoreMinute #grief #loss #stillbornstillloved https://t.co/FSVPN269bG
— Rachel Whalen (@Rachwhalen) October 23, 2017

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