Soon after discovering she was pregnant, the ITV newsreader Charlene White felt the pain of losing her mother all the more keenly
It’s been a while since I last completely bawled my eyes out. Where you can’t see for tears, you’re snotty, and you can barely breathe through the pain, which runs deeper than you remember. A pain deep in the pit of your stomach, that morphs into a sound you barely recognise – and then you realise the sound is coming from you.
I hadn’t felt the depth of that pain for many years – not since a couple of years after Mum died. I think I had almost forgotten what it felt like … but it came in a wave without warning just weeks after I realised I was pregnant.
In Caribbean culture, the mum is around a lot in the early days of the baby being born
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