Prince William is honoring a child bereavement charity which had close links to his late mother, Princess Diana. William, 42, visited a Child Bereavement UK center in Widnes, England, on Feb. 5. The prince, who succeeded Diana as the organization's patron in 2009, spent about an hour meeting with families and children supported by the charity, as well as volunteers, long-standing supporters, and local staff who provide its bereavement support services. William also chatted to a group of young people who shared their experiences of how the charity has supported them.
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00:00It means we can do one session, it means we can have people go and see a doctor, and that's
00:13all because of titration.
00:15So it's a little bit of both.
00:17Nicola, what training, what techniques have you used to help people cope with titration?
00:28I've had some practice with titration.
00:30That's awesome, that's fantastic.
00:32How do you live through it?
00:34Does that make you a better practitioner?
00:36Does that improve it?
00:38I never asked this question to you, I just came out of it with an easy one.
00:43Like Nicola said, if you think there are things that you can make, you don't want to breathe,
00:48you don't want to eat, it doesn't always connect.
00:51Thank you so much.
00:52Thank you so much indeed.
00:53Lovely to see you all.
00:54Obviously you're doing such a terrific job, and we'll talk about how you can expand to
00:55Wales at some point.
00:56There's a few more journeys we can bring you, so I'm not going to mention Simon, but thank
00:57you everyone for your time.