Ill health

Few of us know what is round the corner in life. Chronic or acute ill health can have a huge impact on our close personal relationships, especially in marriage. Even when ill health is present when we marry we may not understand the full impact that it will have.

Are you depressed? The Depression Alliance is the UK's leading organisation to help those struggling with depression personally, or in your partner.

Coping with Manic depression Do you or your partner suffer from Manic Depression then here is a site with advice and support.

Support for carers of depressed people Are you depressed? Are you married to or supporting someone suffering from depression.The Mind site offers useful advice and contact details to support those who are caring for people suffering from depression.

Support for those caring for people with mental health problems Are you a carer? The Rethink web site offers useful advice and contact details to support those who are caring for people suffering from mental health problems.

Association for Postnatal Illness Post-natal illness affects between 70,000 and 100,000 women and their babies in the UK every year. The Association provides a telephone helpline, information leaflets for sufferers and healthcare professionals as well as a network of volunteers, (telephone and postal), who have themselves experienced postnatal illness.

NAPS Partner's Helpline Find out what help you can get from NAPS if your wife is suffering from PMS

Personal Perspectives on PMS Find out what can be done to help when premenstrual syndrome causes pressures in your relationship.

On Death and Dying A supportive book for those facing terminal illness.

When You Lose The One You Love How to work through the grief when a loved one dies