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PET DEATH GRIEF

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Coping With the Loss of a Beloved Pet. Pet death grief can be profound and life-changing. They Just Don't Understand! My baby, Charlie, died two weeks ago. I am heartbroken, and don't know what to do. Charlie lived with me for thirteen years, so I guess he died of old age. He was the bright spot in my life and my best friend in the whole world.  Charlie was a Springer Spaniel who I adopted from the animal shelter. Xa0;     Sandi Morgan, Philadelphia, PA. You have come to the right place for a sympathetic...

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MEMORY BOXES & ALTARS

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MEMORY BOXES and ALTARS. Honoring Your Lost One. Altars, Ofrendas and Memory Boxes. Collecting mementoes of your lost loved one and putting them in one place can be very helpful to you in your journey of grief. Doing this helps you "box up the memories" in one place for easy access, and also helps confine them to one area of your home environment. We'll explain below why this is important. There are two ways we suggest that you can do this: altar-making or a memory box (or both). Altars to Lost Loved Ones.

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GRIEF IN CHILDREN - HELP THE KIDS

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Help the Kids Find Their Way. As great scientists have said and as all children know, it is above all by the imagination that we achieve perception, and compassion, and hope.". Xa0;         Ursula K. LeGuin. As great scientists have said and as all children know, it is above all by the imagination that we achieve perception, and compassion, and hope.". Xa0;         Ursula K. LeGuin. O where are the kids? Kids are often the "forgotten mourners" in a household stricken by a tragic death. Why? Should they g...

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HEARTBROKEN FROM GRIEF

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We lost our beautiful daughter, Amber LeAnn, two years ago. She drowned in the pool during the Easter egg hunt. There were a lot of kids over and no one realized she was missing until it was too late.". My son Colin died of an accidental prescription drug overdose and I am so lost without him. Please, is there anything you can do to help me with this terrible pain? My Mom committed suicide two years ago. I have never cried about this. Is there something wrong with me? Welcome to "Back to Life! Good, soli...

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SYMPATHY GIFT IDEAS

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Explore Our Special Collection. Of Popular and Unique Condolence Gifts. So a friend of yours has suffered a tragedy. the death of a loved one! You feel so badly for them, and yet you also feel a little awkward and uncomfortable. What do you say? How can you help? Is there any way you can actually provide some genuine comfort and support to your fellow human in need? And what not to say. Refer to our section on . Unique and special sympathy gifts-. Special and unique "Grief Guidebook". What about the kids?

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LANDSCAPE MEMORIALS

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Plan a Beautiful Garden  Memorial. Mourning is love with no place to go".      . Garden memorial, or memorial garden? There's a difference, you know. With a garden memorial, you add a memorial accent to an already existing garden, like a bench, wind chimes or engraved memory stones. A garden Memorial is often engraved with the loved ones name or personalized in some way. But a memorial garden. On the site. Hold a simple memorial ceremony at the time of installation or the tree planting. Pay tribute to a ...

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COMFORT AND SYMPATHY

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Comfort and Sympathy Items. Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted". Xa0;     Christ on the Mount. Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted". Xa0;     Christ on the Mount. And so it is important that you make yourself as comfortable as possible as you do your griefwork. You need and deserve the comfort of a soft landing, especially at night, when grief often lurks in the shadows. A Hierarchy of Grief Needs? Have you ever heard of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs? Each of us is ...

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DISCLAIMER and TERMS OF SERVICE. Griefwork is serious business. Bereavement is by far one of the most overwhelming and challenging situations a human being will ever find himself in. As a provider of information, products and services for the bereaved, we take our responsibilities very seriously. This website was created, and information is provided in a spirit of compassion and love by experienced healthcare providers. The mission of recover-from-grief.com. The author, seller, partners and affiliates of...

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HANDLING GRIEF

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Learn How With Our Griefwork E-course. Grief Skills: Coping with Life's Greatest Challenge. So a loved one has been tragically torn from your side! I am so very sorry for your loss, and extend my deepest sympathies to you. That being said, you need to know that there are some proven techniques and coping strategies that can make bereavement easier, more comfortable as you endure. We are proud to offer you our free 7-part bereavement e-course:. Griefwork: Tips For Survival. Every 3-4 days, we will email y...

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THE STAGES OF GRIEF

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THE STAGES OF GRIEF. Understanding the  Grief  Cycle. We find a place for what we lose. Although we know that after such a loss the acute stage of mourning will subside, we also know that we shall remain inconsolable and will never find a substitute. No matter what may fill the gap, even if it be filled completely, it nevertheless remains something else". Xa0;    Sigmund Freud (1961). Xa0;       "Goodbye, Grandad! Xa0;    Sigmund Freud (1961). The stages of grief. Grief  doesn't actually follow a ne...