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There are 9 articles in this section.
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What is this Gnawing Feeling I Have in My Stomach?
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Sep 28, 2010
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
Following the death of a child, we often get a gnawing feeling in our stomachs that cannot be identified. It's that hollow, empty feeling that just won't go away. Read on to find out more and be encouraged!
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What Is Normal?
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Jan 27, 2003
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
Following the death of a child, a parent will often say that it's hard to remember what normal living feels like. This is not a sign of failure, but rather proof that you are working your way through this journey of pain we call grief.
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Holiday Depression
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Nov 25, 2002
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
Depression from the loss of a child is very common, especially during the holidays. In order to help avoid slipping into a holiday depression, it is important to use coping skills and preparation for getting through the day.
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All I Feel Is Anger!
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Sep 16, 2002
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
Anger is a very real part of grief. You can move beyond your anger by creating a healing ritual symbolic of thowing away the anger you feel at your child for leaving you. This is a first important step in your journey of grief and healing.
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Can I Be Prepared For My Child's Death?
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Jan 06, 2002
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
Although a parent can never be totally prepared for the death of a terminally ill child, it is possible to receive grief help early on. By having a support team, a parent will never feel alone in grief.
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Saying Goodbye
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Nov 05, 2001
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
When something as traumatic as a traffic accident takes the life of your child, there is an overwhelming need to say a final goodbye. By writing a letter to your child, you can begin the journey of healing.
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Grief Can Be So Cruel
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Sep 24, 2001
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
It is not unusual to see your deceased child many months following the actual death. Remember--grief's cruel tricks do not last forever!
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A Comforting Smell
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Sep 20, 2001
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
It is not unusual for a parent to want to be comforted by the smell of an article of clothing once worn by the deceased child. Remember-there is no right or wrong way to grieve.
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My Child, My Friend
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Sep 17, 2001
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By Clara Hinton
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Category: Teen And Adult Loss
Grief is misunderstood when a parent loses an adult child. Losing an adult child is a double blow--a parent loses a child and a best friend. Allow precious memories to wrap your heart in love as you remember your child!
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