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Surviving Grief at the Holidays (Part of the Holiday Grief Series)

Post author By Beth Brown
Post date December 8, 2022
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Surviving Grief at the Holidays Tending to a Broken Heart People say, “I can’t imagine.“ But then they do. They think that missing a dead child is like missing your kid at college or on the mission field but harder and longer. That’s not it at all. It isn’t nostalgia for a time when things […]

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Holiday Grief Series-Handling Holiday Grief After A Child’s Suicide

Post author By Beth Brown
Post date December 10, 2021
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Celebrating the Holidays Mother and Child “Mother and Child”–A beautiful Christmas carol once upon a blue-sky moon. How much I wish my heart could still sing “Silent Night.” Now only “Mother without Child.” Still a mother but having lost her child. Still a holiday season of expectations. A season rich with symbolic meaning. A season […]