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Designed by two sisters--one a doctor, one a lawyer--the five-step Compassion Protocol outlined in this work offers a simple and effective framework for leaving caretakers unambiguous and legally binding instructions about one's wishes for his or her last days.

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"A Healing Place" aims to help parents cope with the realities and daily struggles grieving children face. Chapters include embracing, not erasing memories; giving the child a voice; handling transitions and traditions; and more.

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On 7 July 2005, Julie Nicholson's life was changed forever. Her daughter, Jenny, was killed on her way to work in the London bombings, shaking Julie's beliefs. With heartbreaking honesty and integrity, Julie tells her story of love, tragedy and heartache for the first time.

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Widowhood brings a whole new lifestyle for a woman. This book is meant to help her navigate through some of the most common problems she will encounter. Topics such as feelings, money, children, and even when to take off her wedding ring off are addressed along with many more.

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Two sisters as different as night and day face an overwhelming genetic condition. One sister has the condition. The other one does not.
This is the incredible true story of their love for one another. Memories, recipes, and poetry are a part of this endearing story meant to touch the heart and allow us to understand the journey of grief, both its beauty and deep meaning in our lives.

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How many of us know how to die, or how to support a loved one in a 'good death' You get ready to die the way you get ready for a trip. Start by realizing you don't know the way.

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Natascha McElhone was away filming in LA, with her two sons and pregnant with her third child when she received news that her beloved husband, Martin, had died suddenly of a heart attack. This title is a tribute to Natascha McElhone's three sons, whose appetite for life led the author through her darkest moments, and to their remarkable father.

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Words of comfort and inspiration from those-famous and not-dealing with the loss of both parents, from Yogi Berra and Barbara Ehrenreich to victims of the Holocaust and September 11

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One June day in 2003, Verity's beloved three-year-old daughter, India, was killed when she was hit by a falling portable goalpost. She was singing and dancing to her favourite Wiggles song, minutes before the accident. This is a powerful and beautifully written memoir about a family's journey through grief and loss to partial redemption.

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Grief may be a life-long process, but your pain will soften in time. There are ways to cope and tools to help you work through the most difficult times. It does get better. Above all, you are not alone.

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Bringing together the views of numerous distinguished scholars, Children and Death investigates the child's concept of death from both academic and clinical points of view.

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'He passed away', 'She's gone', 'He died'...

As anyone who has ever lost a loved one will know, the wording doesn't affect the meaning. In this down-to-earth, practical, insightful and often humorous guide, Kate draws on her own experience of bereavement to offer frank advice on coping with every aspect of the grieving process.

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In this simple but important volume, Stephen Batchelor reminds us that the Buddha was not a mystic who claimed privileged, esoteric knowledge of the universe, but a man who challenged us to understand the nature of anguish, let go of its origins, and bring into being a way of life that is available to us all.

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Because of its wide scope (infertility, miscarriage, sudden infant death, abortion, release to adoption; emotional disappointments including handicapped babies, cesareans, premature or traumatic birth; and help for grieving children), this book will help parents and care-givers understand the great burden of all loss experienced. American Baby's Childbirth Educator

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