β Scribed by Mansell, Anna
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Ellie Moran's death leaves her husband Ed with her newborn son and struggling with their loss, but when Ellie's secrecy comes to light, Ed's friend Rachel tries to help Ed find peace and go on living.
Bereavement -- Psychological aspects
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