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... have Fibromyalgia and that just adds to the chemo burden. I am depressed and dealing with lots of grief of late for all the things I have had to give up because of the cancer. Does the emotional roller-coaster...
... of our existence. I know this will all feel lighter eventually. I lost my brother years ago, and grief is very familiar to me. But this feels a bit different. I would love to hear others stories, experiences...
... hand were horrible. i am not handling this well, the sobbing is awful. How does one cope when the grief is so overwhelming
... friend, they mourn their dad but have no idea how much I am suffering. I read a wonderful book on grief and coping. I know I have to get out and live my life. I'm jealous and envious of my friends who...
Hi All - my husband passed Feb 26. We were together 38 years. I'm no stranger to grief but this is so different. I've buried my parents, a brother, a niece and my son. I thought I knew loss. This has sent...
... power to heal is well-known. Music affects people deeply. It can pull you out of your grief and help you heal.
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... 1. 38; "> - Hospices across Canada offer in person support groups for families, teens, children and grief counselling that you can use whether your family member was enrolled in the program or not.
“ Grief never ends, but it changes. It is a passage, not a place to stay. Grief is not a sign of weakness, nor a lack of faith. It is the price of love. ”...
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