Coping with reawakened grief (Lansing State Journal)
The holidays remind us of family and loved ones, especially those who aren't alive. Take measures to cope with anniversaries, special days and other reminders of your loss so that you can continue the healing process, including: » Be reassured. Remember that anniversary reactions are common and normal and that the pain fades as the years pass. » Prepare for episodes of grief. Knowing that ... Ten Tips for Coping with Grief and Loss During the Holidays (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
PROVIDED BY SAN DIEGO HOSPICE AND THE INSTITUTE FOR PALLIATIVE MEDICINE 'Grief During the Holidays' seminar set (Daily News Journal)
Bereavement is one of the most challenging experiences a person can face. As the holiday season begins, the loss of a loved one can be especially difficult to cope with. Alive Hospice is offering a free seminar in Murfreesboro on Dec. 1 that can help. Holiday grief class to be held (Chambersburg Public Opinion)
ST. THOMAS -- A class focusing on coping with holiday grief will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the United Methodist Church of St. Thomas, 360 Edenville Road. Grief program offers helping hand during holidays (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Holidays can be difficult for people coping with the loss of a loved one. That's why Hosparus and Ratterman & Sons Funeral Home are presenting "A Light of Hope" on Sunday. Thanksgiving and Grief (BellaOnline)
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Grief Speak is a DVD and booklet produced by Hospice of the Valley in collaboration with a West Valley school to help teens cope with loss. Parents, community mourn loss of teens (Northwest Herald)
ALGONQUIN – Students and parents at North Lawndale College Preparatory Charter High School are mourning the loss of the three students who died in a Fox River boating accident early Friday morning. Candles burn for their loss (The Walpole Times)
Its name comes from a Michelangelo sculpture that is the virtual embodiment of human suffering and loss, and its founders readily acknowledge it is the group to which no one wants to belong. Don’t Make Suicide A Secret (The Source Weekly)
Each day in the U.S. more than 80 people will take their own life, leaving behind loved ones, survivors to struggle with the loss, grief and all of those questions that begin, “Why…?� Too often survivors believe the suicide of their loved one is somehow shameful, or that they or their family are to blame. But research shows that more than 90 percent of people who die by suicide have an ...