July 12th 2024.
In a heartfelt social media post, Dr Clare Bailey opened up about the difficult journey of putting her life back together after the sudden passing of her husband, Dr Michael Mosley. The TV doctor, known for his popular BBC Radio 4 podcast and various TV and radio shows, died of natural causes last month at the age of 67 while on vacation in Greece.
Dr Clare expressed her gratitude for the outpouring of support and love from fans, as well as the overwhelming grief her family has been experiencing. She shared that grief can feel like a rollercoaster of emotions, from overwhelming sadness to moments of lightness and beauty. But through it all, she and her family have been able to find comfort in each other and the incredible impact that Michael had on so many lives.
The family has been touched by the heartfelt thoughts and kindness extended to them, and they hope to continue sharing Michael's positive message and legacy with the world. As Dr Clare spoke to Radio 4's Today Programme in her first broadcast interview since her husband's passing, she expressed her gratitude for the BBC's Just One Thing Day, a tribute to Michael's career and his impact on people's lives.
Named after his popular podcast where he shared tips on improving wellbeing, the day encourages people to adopt one new healthy habit. Dr Clare shared that the response to Michael's passing has been extraordinary and overwhelming, with many people feeling like they knew him intimately through his work. She is proud of the difference he made in people's lives and is committed to continuing his legacy.
Reflecting on Michael's personality, Dr Clare described him as a genuinely kind and unassuming person who drew people in with his warmth and authenticity. The couple, who had been married for almost 40 years, worked together on many projects and shared a passion for using the latest evidence to improve people's health.
As Just One Thing Day takes place across the BBC, various shows will honor Michael's career and teachings. From the Today show to Woman's Hour and The Food Programme, the day will showcase the impact of Michael's work on topics such as exercise and nutrition. Even Radio 1 will join in on the celebration, and TV shows Morning Live and The One Show will pay tribute to Michael's legacy as a regular contributor.
Dr Clare concluded her post by expressing her gratitude for the love and support she has received and the hope that Michael's legacy will continue to make a difference in people's lives. Just One Thing Day may be a tribute to Michael's life and work, but it is also a reminder to take care of ourselves and each other, a message that he championed throughout his career.
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