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LoveToKnow: Dying
Site offers a lot of ideas for coping with grief and finding support to get
through the bereavement process. Some of the more interesting articles
include one on
online grief support groups, another on things you should do when your
husband or wife passes away and information on helping children cope when a
beloved pet dies. Grief strikes everyone differently, but the articles
on this site can help most people work through the pain and find the help
they need to move forward. |
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Grief
Share
This site brings you a group of people who will help you through the
grieving process. During one of the most trying times of your life, you
certainly don't need to be alone. Grief Share
daily e-mails to help you begin to heal and they also list a full index
of support groups that might meet your needs. The site also offers tips,
such as building a grief support group and personal study that will help you
grieve. |
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GriefNet.org
Another community of individuals who have been through grief and are now
wanting to help others move past their own painful losses. You'll find a
nice set of resources on bereavement, including books and articles. Get a
full list of
adult support groups or
kids support groups. Covers a number of different types of losses, such
as loss of spouse, loss of child, loss of sibling, loss of friend, war and
combat losses, health losses and unusual losses. |
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Good Grief Resources
Many different resources to help with general grieving. There are
grieving articles on topics like getting support after miscarriage, what
type of grief is normal and even some poems and memorials. Preview
tapes, CDs and DVDs that help with the grieving process as well as
books on bereavement. You'll also find memorial products, magazines,
links to speakers, links to support groups, a list of counselors and
conferences. |
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Compassionate Friends
Site offers grief support after the loss of a child. Go to the
news and events area to get more information about meetings and breaking
news releases. Check out the
local chapters listing to see if there is a local chapter meeting hear
you where you can go for support. The loss of a child is probably one of the
hardest losses to deal with, but Compassionate Friends offers a caring
shoulder to try to help you get through the grief. |
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Pet Loss
Grief Support
Pets can quickly become a big part of our family. Although we may not love
them like a child, they come in a close second. The loss of a cat or dog
that has been with you for years in the double digits can be particularly
devastating. This site can help pet owners deal with that loss. Find out how
to deal with the
guilt many people feel over the loss of a pet. You'll also find poetry
and a list of online support groups to help with the loss of a pet. |
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HelpGuide.org
Site offers support for bereavement. This site is comprehensive and covers
grieving from all sorts of losses. You'll discover
how to support a grieving person, how to deal with the
loss of a pet and even getting through the grieving process of a
broken relationship or marriage. Topics are broken down by categories
like mental health, family and relationships, healthy living and seniors and
aging. |
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Self Healing Expressions
Sometimes, for whatever reason, a support group doesn't work, is too far or
away or isn't the right fit. There are times when those who are grieving
must seek self healing. Sometimes this is through getting busy with other
projects, sometimes through church and sometimes with resources like this
one. Check out the
first year, grief healing course. You'll also find a pet loss course and
a grief journaling course. |
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Silent
Grief
Miscarriage support resources. Read articles about dealing with the loss of
miscarriage. You'll find articles like how you should validate your grief on
Mother's Day. The chat boards allow mothers and fathers who've suffered
a miscarriage to connect with other parents and share ideas for dealing with
the grief and remembering the child that the mother carried in her womb. |
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Caring
Info
A site that helps those with fatal illnesses or who are dealing with serious
issues from which they may not recover. Check out tips for
planning ahead, how to care for someone who is grieving the loss of
their health, how to live with an overwhelming illness and how to grieve a
loss. This site also has a
community area where you can connect with others. You'll also find
online courses, like how to cope with death and finances. |
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