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When a Teen Driver Carries the Weight of Guilt After a Fatal Accident
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God teach us by Moments, we only know it as Accidents ~ Dyota Narotama A reader writes: Two weeks ago my nephew was involved in a terrib...
After a Child’s Murder: What Parents Need to Know About Guilt, Grief, and Survival
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When working with families and friends of people who have been murdered I find that the operative verb is never died but was killed . . . Be...
Mixing Grief, Medication, and Alcohol: A Dangerous Combination
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Heavy use of drugs or alcohol can intensify the experience of grief and depression and impair the bereavement process. ~ J. William Worden...
In Grief: Coping with Anxiety and Panic Attacks
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Our anxiety does not empty tomorrow of its sorrows, but only empties today of its strengths. ~ C.H. Spurgeon A reader writes: I am trying ...
When a Parent Dies: Supporting the Grief of Adolescents
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A father is one of God's first gifts to our hearts, and his love stays with us always. ~ Holly Gerth A reader writes: I lost my dad...
In Grief: Learning from Experience
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There is only one thing more painful than learning from experience, and that is not learning from experience. ~ Laurence J. Peter Over a s...
In Grief: Acknowledging Jealousy and Anger
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It would be impossible to estimate how much time and energy we invest in trying to fix, change and deny our emotions ~ especially the ones t...
Supporting a Survivor of Homicide Loss
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Spend 24 hours in my shoes as a victim of gun violence and I guarantee you will never look at guns the same way again. ~ Bill Jenkins A re...
Making Room for New Love after Loss: Hope, Healing, and Resources
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And think not that you can direct the course of love, for love, if it's worthy, directs your course. ~ Khalil Gibran A reader writes: ...
Learning to Grieve What Never Was: Understanding the Hidden Grief of Childhood Abandonment
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The scars of abandonment linger, revealed in the fear of closeness, the craving for validation, and the haunting echo of 'I’m not enough...
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