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The Unexplained Death of a Child: Our Brain is Doing the Best It Can

within seconds of learning of their child’s death, the parents’ brain has requested—no demanded--- to begin to know why? Why? WHY?

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Let’s Do a Quick Memorial Service and Get Some Closure

Death is final. You know this. A funeral is a final tribute to a life lived. It is the gift of support for the family—your family.

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I Didn’t Want to Mention His Son

He came up to me and matter-of-factly stated, “Just so you know, my son died last Saturday.”

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When Tom Left, I Cried

As I stood there sobbing, I found myself wondering why I was taking this so hard.

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Stuffing Stuffed Animals Eases Grief

Our grief had eased just a bit because Dad had left us with yet another wonderful memory. Thanks, Dad.

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Should I Keep My Changing Grief a Secret?(An article for long-term bereaved parents)

Try not to be so hard on yourself and decide whether or not you wish to share with others where you are in your grief.

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Proxy Grief--Feeling the Grief of Those We Love

I can make you a promise: Even though it doesn’t seem like it now, it will get better.

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Keeping Memories Fresh Despite the Passage of Time

Of course, focusing exclusively on the past and ignoring the present is not healthy. . . memories are all you have. Why not use them?

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