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RESOURCES.

This page is dedicated to providing additional support and information for individuals affected by brain haemorrhage, as well as their loved ones. Whether you are a survivor, a caregiver, or grieving a loss, we hope to offer the guidance and assistance you need.

4 tools...

… to consider that could help you after a brain haemorrhage
 

See The 4 Tools

Overcoming...

… the challenge of how other people talk to you after a brain haemorrhage
 

Learn More

Useful Guide…

… on driving after a brain injury by Coulthursts, The Brain Injury Lawyers
 

See Useful Guide

…For those who have experienced a brain haemorrhage.

Seeking legal support after a brain haemorrhage?
See our free legal clinic below.

FREE LEGAL CLINIC.

Do you need some additional legal advice but unsure where to start?


Perhaps you want some guidance on a potential medical negligence claim, a will or probate?


If you have a concern and would like some further information, book a 30 minute complimentary call with one of our trusted partners to speak to them directly 121 and get your questions answered.


Register your details below and we will connect you with one of the partners who will be in touch with you directly to set up your free call. 


By submitting your details in the below form, you are consenting for The Natalie Kate Moss Trust to pass on your information to our legal partners. Your details will not be shared with any other 3rd party.

Nature of Enquiry
Medical Negligence
Wills & Probate

Staying In Touch


From time to time, we’ll be in touch with news, events and opportunities to help with our vital research. Please let us know all the ways you would like to hear from us. You can change how you prefer to be contacted by emailing hello@nataliekatemoss.co.uk. For full details of how we use your data, please visit www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/privacy-policy.


Keep In Touch With Us

…for the loved ones of someone who has experienced a brain haemorrhage.

(Because we know that brain haemorrhage affects a whole community)

5 things to consider…

…when talking to someone who has had a brain haemorrhage.

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How to navigate grief…

…after losing someone to a brain haemorrhage
 

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5 things that helped…

…deal with the death of my sister after a brain haemorrhage.

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