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Underestimating My Child's Ability to Mourn by jenn Patient Expert

Posted Fri 26 Feb 2010 7:10pm ? That is what upsets me the most. I want to be there if he experiences pain or sadness or fear. I guess we all do for any situation, not just mourning. My husband actually suggested.... While I don't want my child to be in pain, I do want him to mourn his friend. And this sounds really selfish but it would have been so great if he mourned him the minute I told Read on »

Pope John Paul Dies, World Mourns by Meredy Registered Nurse

Posted Thu 23 Oct 2008 2:25pm mourning toll of one of the great bells of St Peter's Basilica made the only sound to cut the stunning, tearful silence in the Vatican. Necks craned up toward the lighted windows of the Pope's apartments where his once vigorous body now lay lifeless. FUNERAL According to pre-written Church rules, the Pontiff's mourning rites will last 9 days and his body Read on »

Mini Video: Missing Someone That Mistreated You is Like Mourning The Loss of Trash by NML Patient Expert

Posted Fri 13 Aug 2010 9:37am Read on »

Alzheimer's Disease -- Ethnic Variations in the Bereavement and Mourning Experience by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert

Posted Mon 12 Jul 2010 4:19pm ... Lots of new information. Read on »

Sometimes I still mourn by Lisa Pedersen Posted Thu 02 Jul 2009 6:31pm Some days are hard. I watch her and I yearn for the little boy he should be mostly though I embrace the little boy that he is. Read on »

Gisele Ganne: Mourning Jewelry by Vanessa R. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 06 Mar 2010 9:07am London-based jewelry designer, Gisele Ganne , creates mourning jewelry combining elements of old Victorian era customs with a contemporary Haute Couture twist. But, according to Gisele, mourning isn’t just about death, “…it is also about dead relationships and decaying marriages. Today, 42% of marriages finish by divorce Read on »

The Mourning Of Our False Self by Mark Brown Patient Expert

Posted Mon 21 Sep 2009 11:14pm great influence on us we typically go through a period of mourning. This period of mourning is a time of transition where we attempt to accept that a person is no longer physically on this earth and therefore is not available to us in the form that we had grown accustomed to. Mourning is commonly used to describe when we lose a person in our lives Read on »

The Mourning Of Our False Self by Mark Brown Patient Expert

Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:04pm great influence on us we typically go through a period of mourning. This period of mourning is a time of transition where we attempt to accept that a person is no longer physically on this earth and therefore is not available to us in the form that we had grown accustomed to. Mourning is commonly used to describe when we lose a person in our lives Read on »

Mourning the loss of a good, goo... by Cosmo B. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 4:56pm Mourning the loss of a good, good friend. This is the last photo that I have of my best friend. It was taken the year before he died of cancer. I had flown up to see him after he had called to tell me was dying. It was a very cold April in the Chicago area. We had a really good, but all too short, visit. This is a preview Read on »

Elephants in mourning by Dr. Richard Keller Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 23 Oct 2008 1:35pm I came across something recently that I thought might serve as a bit of a change of pace as a post. Elephants bury and mourn the death of another elephant, particularly... dead humans. Nothing much more to say, I just thought it was interesting that a behavior thought to demonstrate the “humanness” of humans (mourning our dead and venerating our Read on »