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A Child's Grief: Surviving the Death
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Articles by Judy Strong

Holiday Grievers Gifts for a Friend
Celebrating the holidays is difficult for grievers. Here are a few intangible gifts that lift the spirit and ease the pain of loss. Read more

Grieving at Holiday Times
Grief and mourning can be overwhelming during the holidays. By following cherished traditions we can be consoled and comforted, even while mourning the loss of a loved one. These ideas will help you to acknowledge those special holidays as you begin to move forward in your walk with grief. Read more

A Friend in Need Help is on the Way
When your best friend turns to you for help in a crisis, do you know what to do? Here are some guidelines for assuring that help is on the way. Read more

Comfort For a Hurting Child
Reaching out to a child in pain begins with an understanding of children's feelings, and knowing the tools that lead to healing. Giving comfort instills hope and confidence, and begins the process of mourning that will help the child overcome adversity. Read more

From Surviving to Thriving The Effects of Loss
Loss is a devastating event for which we are never prepared. Making decisions is difficult and the pain is severe. There are positive steps you can take to handle the almost impossible task of dealing with your loss. Read more

Grieving Children - Surviving the Loss of a Parent
When a child loses a parent, there is deep sadness and a sense of abandonment. Helping such a child can be difficult. These sensitive ideas give caring adults ways to offer comfort and security. Read more

Rebuilding Your Life - By Accident or Design
Recovery from grief and loss brings unbearable pain. Your new life begins and it can be rebuilt by accident or design. Here are four considerations to help you move forward with thought and purpose. Read more

Comfort for a Grieving Friend
When a friend is in mourning, words seem inadequate. A warm, supportive response acknowledges the pain, while easing them through the recovery period. The holidays are especially difficult, and friends can help with the healing. Read more

 

 

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