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It is not easy for beginners to play casino on lottery because they need to have choose their own game but don’t worry, this master agent can help you. Casino is always attractive no matter what and there are many bettors who want to try it. However, if you want to play it on lottery,
Continue Reading...Reclaiming Our Joy
A Basic Plan for Surviving the Holidays After The Loss Of A Loved One Shortly after my son’s suicide in 1993, a wise counselor told me not to let that death take away my joy. At the time, those words fell on deaf ears. But, as the days passed and healing began, his guidance became
Continue Reading...HELP FOR THE HOLIDAYS
HELP FOR THE HOLIDAYSFrom Bereavement and Support by Marylou Hughes Taylor & Francis, 1995, Used with permission Get your fears about the holidays out of your system. Write them down. Know what they are. Plan ahead. Know what you want to do, are willing to do, or do not want to do. See the holidays as a
Continue Reading...Assisting Children To Live With Death
Adults must play a significant role in assisting children to live with death. The most important thing adults can do is to help children understand and accept their feelings throughout the entire death experience. The following information is intended to assist you in this effort. Children need to learn how to mourn; that is, to
Continue Reading...Talking With Children In Grief
Talking With Children In Grief From Bereavement and Support by Marylou Hughes Taylor & Francis, 1995, Used with permission Be direct. Use the correct words. Say “dead.” Do not use words that soft-pedal what happened. Children are not able to generalize from the words “sleeping,” “gone,” or “lost.” They will believe that the person is lost, sleeping,
Continue Reading...COMMON MYTHS ABOUT GRIEF
From How To Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies by Therese A. Rando, Ph.D. Children grieve like adults. Grief is the same after all types of death. It takes two months to get over your grief. All bereaved people grieve in the same way. Your grief will decline over time without any upsurges. When
Continue Reading...HOW GRIEF CHANGES OUR LIVES
From Bereavement and Support by Marylou Hughes Taylor & Francis, 1995, Used with permission EMOTIONALLY Sad Angry Anxious Guilty Lonely Resentful Denial Fear Flash-backs Relief PHYSICALLY Fatigue Flare-ups of Chronic Conditions Crying Empty Feeling Sleeping Problems Eating Problems SOCIALLY Fifth Wheel Said No To Invitations Self-Conscious Loss Of Companionship Avoid Places Make New Friends BEHAVIORALLY Withdrawn Kept
Continue Reading...FEELINGS DURING THE PHASES OF GRIEF
From Bereavement and Support by Marylou Hughes Taylor & Francis, 1995, Used with permission IMPACT ( Felt when the knowledge of the death arrives ) Denial Numb Relief Can’t Remember EMPTY Shock RECOIL ( The time when feelings from the shock start coming back ) Anger Fear Panic Disoriented Sick Exhausted ACCOMMODATION ( Occurs when the
Continue Reading...Suggestions for Coping As a Family
Suggestions for Coping As a Family It is important to sit down together to talk, cry, rage, feel guilty and even to be silent. Communication is the key to survival in the aftermath of suicide. At the same time there should be respect for each person’s individual way of handling grief. Some family members will
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