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David & Kathleen Matthews Adam 04/07/99
Dorothy O'Neal Timothy 04/09/82
Mickey & Barbara Johnson Sandy 04/10/89
Claire Notte John 04/10
Kelly Foley John Notte (sib) 04/10
Tom & Shirley Marshall Andrew 04/17/98
Keith Litts Kevin 04/17
Gary & Elizabeth Hier Gary Allen III 04/18/99
Cathy Mleko Kimberly 04/22/01
Lauren & Lewis Chapple Harrison 04/22/00
Robert Rosenberger Brian 04/25/87
Ruth Gibbud Michael 04/28
Book Review :: Living when a loved one
has died by Earl A. Grollman
Live One Day at a Time
Memories-tender, loving, bittersweet. They can never be taken from
you. Nothing can detract from the joy and the beauty you and your loved
one shared.
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Your love for the person and his or her love for you cannot be altered
by time or circumstance.
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 The
memories are yours to keep. Yesterday has ended, though you store it
in the treasurehouse of the past.
In this best-selling guide to coping with grief, easy-to-read meditations
help us cope with denial, anger, loss, letting go and moving on.
The Compassionate Friends Sibling Resources
INTERNET: (www.compassionatefriends.org)
Sibling Chat
This chat is available for adult and teen siblings to share concerns
and feelings. Wednesday & Thursday evenings: 8pm CST, 9pm EST &
6pm PST
TCF SIBLING NEWSLETTER
A special edition newsletter for newly bereaved siblings is now available
online as an Acrobat file.
VIDEO:
"This Healing Path" TCF Video
This resource for bereaved siblings, and their parents, grandparents,
and professionals addresses issues and concerns important to surviving
siblings and those that love them. It offers an excellent opportunity
for discussion and sharing. Topics include: Dealing with the reality
of the loss; Who will listen; How life has changed; Coping with special
days; Visiting the cemetery; Parental over-protectiveness; and Looking
toward the future. A discussion guide is included.
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