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This accessible guide provides evidence-based advice on supporting someone after a miscarriage, ectopic or molar pregnancy.

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A heartbreaking grief memoir, One Thousand Days and One Cup of Tea uncovers the process of healing from a personal and psychological view, written by a bereaved clinical psychologist.

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Resilient Grieving is a practical, research-based guide to finding your own path to recovery from devastating loss.

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A concise guide to attending to the needs of the dying. This handbook provides a brief overview of what to expect and how to respond to the needs of someone who is dying. It will be useful to chaplains, social workers, hospital-care workers, and friends or family of the dying.

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This work describes what to expect when a loved one dies, from feelings of numbness and denial to anger, panic and guilt. It offers a way to work through grief, accept help from others and help others in return.

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How should we conquer death Our eternal existential question. The unspokenwhyof all action and thought. Death is all around us but unseen. A shadow companion who haunts our gnawing anxieties over what the future holds. The virus. The stab of doubt in every lump beneath the skin. Can anyone overcome the fear of dying

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A deeply transformative guide to overcoming grief, based on the author's personal experience and her training as a therapist and crisis intervention counsellor. With boundless compassion and gentle guidance, it explores the world before and after loss, and leads the reader out of the 'waiting room' in between into a new life of hope and love.

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If you are a teenager whose friend or relative has died, this book was written for you. Earl A. Grollman, the award-winning author of Living When a Loved One Has Died, explains what to expect when you lose someone you love.

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A collection of sermons, given by the author--a Methodist pastor whose son committed suicide in 1994--the first one just weeks after his son's death; they offer no silver linings, no easy solutions, and no rosy pictures, instead they give an honest account of the difficult emotions and confusion of

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A love story that chronicles Virginia's renovation of the house she shared with her husband, John, and the ways in which that process paralleled her own emotional 'renovation' in the year after his death.

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A pastor's personal experience with grief--his daughter's diagnosis of leukemia, her remission, and her death--led him to deliver these sermons, and will help anyone seeking God's comfort in difficult times. Reissue.

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When the author's aging mother--a charming, needy, and passive-aggressive woman who has only recently discovered the Domme within her--falls terminally ill, it is up to Wood to shepherd her through the bureaucracy and unintentional inhumanity of the healthcare system, as well as the complicated process of facing death when she has just begun to truly enjoy life.njoy life.

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For those who have lost a cherished pet or who know that loss is on the horizon, this guidebook offers compassionate guidance for how to work through the associated grief, as well as an extensive list of ways to honor and remember them.

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Will Cleve live or die This is the question LaDonnahis young, beautiful, pregnant, devastated wifeasks herself every day as she visits him at the small-town Minnesota hospital bed he lies in, unable to move or communicate.

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In an attempt to solve the mystery of her deceased mothers life, Jessica Barraco retraces her mother's steps nearly forty years earlierand finds herself along the way.

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Jennifer Katz is a happily married psychologistuntil her husband suddenly dies one day, and her world is turned upside down. The Good Widow follows Jennys journey as she processes her grief, establishes a new life, and discovers herself through loss.

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Nearing fifty and grieving the death of her husband, Judy Reeves sells everything, buys an around-the-world airline ticket, and sets off on a solo journey. Months of solitude and loneliness in foreign countries challenge her to examine her old ideas and explore her hearts deepest longings as she searches for who she might become in her new life.

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