Grief Articles

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Articles Dealing With Death, Grief, and Loss
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Care Packages
When someone dies unexpectedly, it can turn your world upside down. It's hard to think or function in the real world, and that's why it's extremely important to have people around to help you function. The care packages I received during my time of loss not only carried me through those trying times, but the memories still carry me through times when the grief just sneaks up on me.

Discovering Dad
The thoughts of one woman's desire to know a man who died before their relationship could really begin.

My Healing Scrapbook
Creating a scrapbook of the one you lost can not only be very therapeutic, but it could help you feel that closeness once more.

Helping Family And Friends Grieve
Helping others deal with a death in the family can make even the closest of friends feel awkward and out of place. The tips in this article will help you reach out to the ones you love during their time of need.

Mother's Day
One woman's tribute to a mother who loved unconditionally.

Picking Up The Pieces
Putting your life back together after the death of a loved one is no easy task. But having people stick by you through your ugliness and not be afraid to talk about the one you loved is crucial to your healing.

Ring Of Remembrance
When the child you give birth to dies only a few short hours after his/her birth. Life can seem very cruel. This mom shares a story of how a custom-made ring keeps her connected to the child she lost.

The Letter
Writing a letter to someone who has passed away is never easy, but this sample should help steer you in the right direction.

The Teacher Who Made A Difference
When a sibling loses a child, teachers play a key role in helping them heal, mend, and move on.