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The agony of losing a loved one, when they’re not officially gone
ABC, 10 December 2017
Almost a decade after her husband went missing, a simple trip to collect the mail can prompt anxiety for Zee Meyer. Every few months a bank statement arrives still bearing the name of her missing husband, Warren.
“It’s a torment really, and there’s no way you can get off the merry-go-round unless someone steps in to help you,” she said.
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