Prince William thought about his “worst pain” in memory of her deceased mother, Princess Diana, during a recent charity event.
The Prince of Wales delivered the speech during a private dinner which was held at the Windsor castle on Tuesday, where he marked the 30th anniversary of one of his oldest patronages for child mourning UK.
William, who lost his mother in a car accident in Paris when he was only 15 years old, described the sorrow as “the worst pain that any child or parent will never balance” while he was addressed to the rally.
“Although we cannot prevent these losses, we can make sure that each type of support and expert care possible is given, to help rebuild the lives of affected people,” added William, who has been a patron of the charitable organization since 2009.
The charitable organization, which helps families to face the loss, was founded by asbestos close to Diana, Julia Samuel, now a godmother to Prince George.
The father of three also discussed the merger of the UK mourning child with another similar charitable organization Winston, saying that this decision will guarantee that their joint impact could be extended to “growing demand”.
“I also saw the growing need to support this genre, and it is because of this growing demand that I am delighted that the child mourning of Bénithodium and Winston join the expansion of their impact.”
On a final note, the Prince of Wales added: “They recognized that together, they can do much more, and I congratulate them both for having taken this daring step to reach more people and help reduce long -term challenges that unresolved sorrow can cause.”
The newly merged organization will keep the name of the child Mourning UK and the Prince will remain the boss.
