What are some songs to help cope with grief from losing a mother?
Q. I lost my mom when i was just a baby, but right now has been so hard for me. I miss her like crazy. ): Do you know of any songs that could help with my grief?
Asked by Lalaleah ;D - Sat May 2 21:31:50 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Happy songs !
Answered by Mum Mum - Sat May 2 21:36:23 2009
Q. I lost my mom when i was just a baby, but right now has been so hard for me. I miss her like crazy. ): Do you know of any songs that could help with my grief?
Asked by Lalaleah ;D - Sat May 2 21:31:50 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Happy songs !
Answered by Mum Mum - Sat May 2 21:36:23 2009
What will happen if a person is grief-stricken for a very long period?
Q. What type of physical problems can an aged person suffer if he/she is grief-stricken for a long period? Will heart problems/stroke become likely? How can such persons be brought to normal mental state?
Asked by A. R. - Mon Sep 24 13:16:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. s mental disturbances can affect the health status drastically grief can trigger high blood pressure n cause us to hyper ventilate which may result in a cardiac arrest or stroke..best way to relieve stress s to meditate n take things ina lighter vein after all no one is a loser or winner in the end..
Answered by comrad Z - Mon Sep 24 13:40:46 2007
Q. What type of physical problems can an aged person suffer if he/she is grief-stricken for a long period? Will heart problems/stroke become likely? How can such persons be brought to normal mental state?
Asked by A. R. - Mon Sep 24 13:16:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. s mental disturbances can affect the health status drastically grief can trigger high blood pressure n cause us to hyper ventilate which may result in a cardiac arrest or stroke..best way to relieve stress s to meditate n take things ina lighter vein after all no one is a loser or winner in the end..
Answered by comrad Z - Mon Sep 24 13:40:46 2007
How can I most effectively deal with my sorry and grief over this situation?
Q. I inherited a car from a much loved relative who passed away a year ago. The car was hit and is totaled and I have to get rid of it now. (Keeping it is not an option). I am grieving all over again, because saying goodbye to the car is like saying goodbye to my beloved aunt all over again. Good ideas on dealing with my grief will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by lisa_biggers - Fri Feb 8 15:49:01 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How much would it cost to get it fixed? I will send you the money.
Answered by Ray C - Fri Feb 8 22:14:49 2008
Q. I inherited a car from a much loved relative who passed away a year ago. The car was hit and is totaled and I have to get rid of it now. (Keeping it is not an option). I am grieving all over again, because saying goodbye to the car is like saying goodbye to my beloved aunt all over again. Good ideas on dealing with my grief will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by lisa_biggers - Fri Feb 8 15:49:01 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How much would it cost to get it fixed? I will send you the money.
Answered by Ray C - Fri Feb 8 22:14:49 2008
How to deal with grief of my late Doggie?
Q. Just a week ago I had to put my dog of 16 yrs to rest. I know he is happy in dog heaven and not in pain anymore. But it was so hard, since I had to make the choice to take him to the vet. I wish he was back in ways. I know time will heal, it's a little easier than a week ago. I still have another pup, she is 4 1/2 yrs..and I know she will help me. I am making a scrapbook of my late dog for memories. Any help to work on dealing with my grief? Well.don't laugh..His name was "Muffin"...he looked like a little muffin as a puppy. He was Llasa Poo (Llasa Apso & Poodle). Thanks for your support in this tough time.
Asked by SMILEYGIRL - Sat May 6 00:50:42 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm so sorry to hear your sad new. It is always devistating to loose a much loved pet. They give us so much joy while they are with us. Try planting a remember tree or a flower garden as a living reminder of your dear pet. Spending lots of time with your other dog will help you both. I am sure she is missing him too. Your scrap book is a lovely idea. Often talking about it can help to get the sad feelings out of your system faster. But grieve for as long as you need to. It is a natural process. Eventually you will feel less sad.
Answered by Sue W - Sat May 6 01:03:27 2006
Q. Just a week ago I had to put my dog of 16 yrs to rest. I know he is happy in dog heaven and not in pain anymore. But it was so hard, since I had to make the choice to take him to the vet. I wish he was back in ways. I know time will heal, it's a little easier than a week ago. I still have another pup, she is 4 1/2 yrs..and I know she will help me. I am making a scrapbook of my late dog for memories. Any help to work on dealing with my grief? Well.don't laugh..His name was "Muffin"...he looked like a little muffin as a puppy. He was Llasa Poo (Llasa Apso & Poodle). Thanks for your support in this tough time.
Asked by SMILEYGIRL - Sat May 6 00:50:42 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm so sorry to hear your sad new. It is always devistating to loose a much loved pet. They give us so much joy while they are with us. Try planting a remember tree or a flower garden as a living reminder of your dear pet. Spending lots of time with your other dog will help you both. I am sure she is missing him too. Your scrap book is a lovely idea. Often talking about it can help to get the sad feelings out of your system faster. But grieve for as long as you need to. It is a natural process. Eventually you will feel less sad.
Answered by Sue W - Sat May 6 01:03:27 2006
How to deal with grief of losing a mother at the age of 18?
Q. Hello, How can one deal with the immense and deep grief of losing a mother, when one is 18 years old? The sadness, it feels too much , I never imagine one can feel such sadness,it's like a huge burden on the heart...The tears, they flow automatically, no control over them Thank you my brothers and sisters
Asked by Purplehair - Wed Sep 2 18:10:29 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well i am very sorry purplehair and i know how u are feeling i go through it everyday imagine if i were.Going to loose my mother,don;t hold back the tear and have hope that one u would reunite with i heaven ... P.S i am really sorry and is that why u could talk to these days
Answered by Fafa - Thu Sep 3 06:25:58 2009
Q. Hello, How can one deal with the immense and deep grief of losing a mother, when one is 18 years old? The sadness, it feels too much , I never imagine one can feel such sadness,it's like a huge burden on the heart...The tears, they flow automatically, no control over them Thank you my brothers and sisters
Asked by Purplehair - Wed Sep 2 18:10:29 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well i am very sorry purplehair and i know how u are feeling i go through it everyday imagine if i were.Going to loose my mother,don;t hold back the tear and have hope that one u would reunite with i heaven ... P.S i am really sorry and is that why u could talk to these days
Answered by Fafa - Thu Sep 3 06:25:58 2009
Are there some instances of grief that people never ever get over?
Q. They say time heals all wounds. But are there cases of people who walk around with grief for the rest of their 20, 40, or 70 years on this planet? What becomes of them? Why are they like this?
Asked by neverwintergirl80 - Fri Nov 7 17:04:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. grief of the lose of a love one can last forever , although we are programmed to have strong feelings fade over time so be don,t get stuck there and our genes die off
Answered by Human-Species - Fri Nov 7 17:10:13 2008
Q. They say time heals all wounds. But are there cases of people who walk around with grief for the rest of their 20, 40, or 70 years on this planet? What becomes of them? Why are they like this?
Asked by neverwintergirl80 - Fri Nov 7 17:04:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. grief of the lose of a love one can last forever , although we are programmed to have strong feelings fade over time so be don,t get stuck there and our genes die off
Answered by Human-Species - Fri Nov 7 17:10:13 2008
How can you get over the grief of losing a pet?
Q. i have to put my dog down today, in about an hour, or less. i've had my rupert for as long as i can remember. How can iget over the grief of losing him?
Asked by savage gurl - Mon Feb 23 15:57:54 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry honey but you will NEVER get over that pain. It WILL get better though, I promise. I lost my little Pom 3 1/2 years ago and I still hurt for her everyday. I put together a memorial cabinet for her. It has her urn, pictures, toys...etc...that helped me with my grief. Try to remember all of the good times that you had with your fuzzy kid. If your Rupert had been sick then remember now, he is not. Read the poem below, it may help. Rainbow Bridge Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge. When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food, water… [cont.]
Answered by tn2vegas - Mon Feb 23 16:05:33 2009
Q. i have to put my dog down today, in about an hour, or less. i've had my rupert for as long as i can remember. How can iget over the grief of losing him?
Asked by savage gurl - Mon Feb 23 15:57:54 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry honey but you will NEVER get over that pain. It WILL get better though, I promise. I lost my little Pom 3 1/2 years ago and I still hurt for her everyday. I put together a memorial cabinet for her. It has her urn, pictures, toys...etc...that helped me with my grief. Try to remember all of the good times that you had with your fuzzy kid. If your Rupert had been sick then remember now, he is not. Read the poem below, it may help. Rainbow Bridge Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge. When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food, water… [cont.]
Answered by tn2vegas - Mon Feb 23 16:05:33 2009
Are the 7 stages of grief different for someone who is close to somebody who is fighting late stage cancer?
Q. For instance, do the stages of grief start at an earlier time period as you watch the person fight. Are the stages of grief differrent, stronger, or not as strong after the fight is over?
Asked by atl_ace1 - Mon May 11 12:08:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross writes about grief stages that happen as you are anticipating a death, while some other grief stage time-lines are written once you have lost a person to death. In reality they are much the same. I lost my father to Alzheimer's in Jan., but I had been losing him to the disease for years. So the time-line you experience can differ, I suppose, depending on how you lose them. I would say that sometimes the stages don't come in the order that you would expect, since you have been going through the trial for some time. I have started a website on grief, I first lost my husband and now my dad. Maybe you would find some of it helpful. May God be with you as you go through this difficult time!
Answered by Mary - Mon May 11 16:24:46 2009
Q. For instance, do the stages of grief start at an earlier time period as you watch the person fight. Are the stages of grief differrent, stronger, or not as strong after the fight is over?
Asked by atl_ace1 - Mon May 11 12:08:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross writes about grief stages that happen as you are anticipating a death, while some other grief stage time-lines are written once you have lost a person to death. In reality they are much the same. I lost my father to Alzheimer's in Jan., but I had been losing him to the disease for years. So the time-line you experience can differ, I suppose, depending on how you lose them. I would say that sometimes the stages don't come in the order that you would expect, since you have been going through the trial for some time. I have started a website on grief, I first lost my husband and now my dad. Maybe you would find some of it helpful. May God be with you as you go through this difficult time!
Answered by Mary - Mon May 11 16:24:46 2009
How do you say my my, jeez, or good grief in japanese?
Q. How do you say my my, jeez, or good grief in japanese? In anime it sounds like they are saying ya day ya day? I can't find an answer anywhere is this japanese slang? I am guessing it means my my because they always say the word twice and it just sounds like they are saying ya-day ya-day. Any Ideas anyone?
Asked by JJ Smackie - Sat May 16 00:52:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yare - yare. i dont really say that in real world tho...i say "mattaku..." more often. hope this helps!
Answered by Lulu - Sun May 17 01:09:04 2009
Q. How do you say my my, jeez, or good grief in japanese? In anime it sounds like they are saying ya day ya day? I can't find an answer anywhere is this japanese slang? I am guessing it means my my because they always say the word twice and it just sounds like they are saying ya-day ya-day. Any Ideas anyone?
Asked by JJ Smackie - Sat May 16 00:52:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yare - yare. i dont really say that in real world tho...i say "mattaku..." more often. hope this helps!
Answered by Lulu - Sun May 17 01:09:04 2009
Can blood pressure rise during a cold or flu? Also can it happen during a period of grief?
Q. Blood pressure went up recently. Can this happen during a cold or flu? Can blood pressure go up during a period of grief?
Asked by Gerri C - Tue Feb 26 15:31:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your blood pressure will certainly rise during any time of sickness. Your body is working hard to fight off an infection! As far as a period of grief, the emotional toll and stress can definitely cause an increase in blood pressure.
Answered by artsyfartsy08 - Tue Feb 26 15:37:35 2008
Q. Blood pressure went up recently. Can this happen during a cold or flu? Can blood pressure go up during a period of grief?
Asked by Gerri C - Tue Feb 26 15:31:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your blood pressure will certainly rise during any time of sickness. Your body is working hard to fight off an infection! As far as a period of grief, the emotional toll and stress can definitely cause an increase in blood pressure.
Answered by artsyfartsy08 - Tue Feb 26 15:37:35 2008
Where can I find information on treating grief in infants?
Q. I'm looking for information on grief reactions in infants who have lost a parent and models of practice for treating grief. All my searches turn up the death of the infant, not the parent...if anyone's good at searching Google/Google Scholar and can help, that would be great.
Asked by Amanda - Mon Apr 6 23:18:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two areas you might want to research: attachment theory and EPL or "early parental loss" It's called EPL "early parental loss" Attachment theory In children
Answered by Ted H - Mon Apr 6 23:45:06 2009
Q. I'm looking for information on grief reactions in infants who have lost a parent and models of practice for treating grief. All my searches turn up the death of the infant, not the parent...if anyone's good at searching Google/Google Scholar and can help, that would be great.
Asked by Amanda - Mon Apr 6 23:18:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two areas you might want to research: attachment theory and EPL or "early parental loss" It's called EPL "early parental loss" Attachment theory In children
Answered by Ted H - Mon Apr 6 23:45:06 2009
What are some concrete examples of grief?
Q. I have to write a paper about the symptoms, effects, examples of grief. They have to be concrete examples though... I am having such a hard time with this paper!!! Any help would be appreciated!
Asked by = ) - Thu Nov 6 09:36:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thoughts about how to get your paper written are below, but first I'll answer your question. Grief is a single word that describes everything you feel when you lose someone or something that is d-e-e-p-l-y meaning to you. -- Obviously, a person -- Sometimes, a pet But you can grieve other things. When children go off to college, parents sometimes grieve that loss; or if your best friend moves away, there can be grief. When a limb gets amputated, or someone has to lose an organ due to sickness (e.g. cancer), they might grieve that loss of part of their body. When you suffer a great tragedy or reach certain milestones in your life, you can grieve your own loss of innocence or the loss of your youth. Grief is a really complicated emotion,… [cont.]
Answered by axioi - Fri Nov 7 16:43:50 2008
Q. I have to write a paper about the symptoms, effects, examples of grief. They have to be concrete examples though... I am having such a hard time with this paper!!! Any help would be appreciated!
Asked by = ) - Thu Nov 6 09:36:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thoughts about how to get your paper written are below, but first I'll answer your question. Grief is a single word that describes everything you feel when you lose someone or something that is d-e-e-p-l-y meaning to you. -- Obviously, a person -- Sometimes, a pet But you can grieve other things. When children go off to college, parents sometimes grieve that loss; or if your best friend moves away, there can be grief. When a limb gets amputated, or someone has to lose an organ due to sickness (e.g. cancer), they might grieve that loss of part of their body. When you suffer a great tragedy or reach certain milestones in your life, you can grieve your own loss of innocence or the loss of your youth. Grief is a really complicated emotion,… [cont.]
Answered by axioi - Fri Nov 7 16:43:50 2008
What are a few things that might grief the Holy Spirit?
Q. I hear about how important it is not to "grief" the Holy Spirit. What could be some things we might be doing frequently and that we do not realize we are grieving Him?
Asked by Wisen Smart - Wed Sep 30 08:55:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Holy spirit is what we receive when we accept Jesus as our savior...and when we go against what the Holy Spirit has shown us, truth, right from worng etc, and choose to do wrong, thats when we grieve the Holy Spirit...we turn our backs on Him...we cause Him grief that way.
Answered by snap144 - Wed Sep 30 09:02:29 2009
Q. I hear about how important it is not to "grief" the Holy Spirit. What could be some things we might be doing frequently and that we do not realize we are grieving Him?
Asked by Wisen Smart - Wed Sep 30 08:55:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Holy spirit is what we receive when we accept Jesus as our savior...and when we go against what the Holy Spirit has shown us, truth, right from worng etc, and choose to do wrong, thats when we grieve the Holy Spirit...we turn our backs on Him...we cause Him grief that way.
Answered by snap144 - Wed Sep 30 09:02:29 2009
I'm experiencing all consuming delayed grief over my deceased college boyfriend. What should I do?
Q. I have been married for almost 20 years to a wonderful man who loves me dearly and I have kids. I recently found photos and letters from my college boyfriend who has been deceased for almost 20 years. I am experiencing a lot of unresolved guilt and grief and missing him desperately. I am in therapy and reading books on grief, but to no avail. What should I do?
Asked by elleroy5 - Sun Jan 18 15:34:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all you need to realize that his death wasn't your fault. Also that you had to go on with your life! You have a fantastic husband and children who need you. You have done the right thing by seeking therapy. It isn't uncommon to wonder how different your life might have been if he had lived, but not to the point that you could ruin your marriage. You need to increase your faith in God and that you will some day see your ex again! God does work miracles in very strange ways! Join a support group in your area for grief counseling and to share your feelings with others who also grieve. It sounds like maybe you need to get involved in some hobbies or something that you enjoy to help pass the time. Also is your marriage working… [cont.]
Answered by lwk_2000 - Sun Jan 18 15:49:40 2009
Q. I have been married for almost 20 years to a wonderful man who loves me dearly and I have kids. I recently found photos and letters from my college boyfriend who has been deceased for almost 20 years. I am experiencing a lot of unresolved guilt and grief and missing him desperately. I am in therapy and reading books on grief, but to no avail. What should I do?
Asked by elleroy5 - Sun Jan 18 15:34:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all you need to realize that his death wasn't your fault. Also that you had to go on with your life! You have a fantastic husband and children who need you. You have done the right thing by seeking therapy. It isn't uncommon to wonder how different your life might have been if he had lived, but not to the point that you could ruin your marriage. You need to increase your faith in God and that you will some day see your ex again! God does work miracles in very strange ways! Join a support group in your area for grief counseling and to share your feelings with others who also grieve. It sounds like maybe you need to get involved in some hobbies or something that you enjoy to help pass the time. Also is your marriage working… [cont.]
Answered by lwk_2000 - Sun Jan 18 15:49:40 2009
Any help with grief of putting down family cat while overseas?
Q. Our family cat of 16 years is going to be put down tomorrow. I have been living in the UK for 2 years and in 2 months I am moving home. My Mum is currently over to visit, so my Dad is home alone in Australia dealing with this all alone. Can anyone suggest/help us to deal with the grief? How can Mum and I deal with it (so far away), and how can Dad by himself? I feel terrible thinking about not seeing her again and equally horrible that Dad is all alone with this situation.
Asked by Chiz Sandler - Wed May 28 08:22:06 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Just out of interest and without wanting to trivialise your obviously burdensome woes in any way: is this a joke?
Answered by *DESU* - Wed May 28 08:24:58 2008
Q. Our family cat of 16 years is going to be put down tomorrow. I have been living in the UK for 2 years and in 2 months I am moving home. My Mum is currently over to visit, so my Dad is home alone in Australia dealing with this all alone. Can anyone suggest/help us to deal with the grief? How can Mum and I deal with it (so far away), and how can Dad by himself? I feel terrible thinking about not seeing her again and equally horrible that Dad is all alone with this situation.
Asked by Chiz Sandler - Wed May 28 08:22:06 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Just out of interest and without wanting to trivialise your obviously burdensome woes in any way: is this a joke?
Answered by *DESU* - Wed May 28 08:24:58 2008
How can i desribe grief in an autobiography?
Q. when i was younger, i found my cat dead , how can i describe my grief formally and creatively?
Asked by Briony - Mon Mar 17 01:46:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whatever feels right to you. i was always told to write how i talk ( or at least how i THINK i talk...lol) if your a person who likes to give every little gruesome details ( like me) or if you keep it short sweet and to the point. try and find things to assoicate what you felt to, or just describe how that emotion felt like physically. like when i saw my eight week old kitten, who i had help deliver, lying pale and motionless on the living room floor in front of me as i came home from school. i felt cold and empty inside, while at the same time all the blood rushed to my head as i cried out "No!" i had known as soon as i saw him that the family dog had gotten a hold of him. ^^^ yeah, true story...sorry. :P
Answered by Guitar_chick - Mon Mar 17 02:14:10 2008
Q. when i was younger, i found my cat dead , how can i describe my grief formally and creatively?
Asked by Briony - Mon Mar 17 01:46:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whatever feels right to you. i was always told to write how i talk ( or at least how i THINK i talk...lol) if your a person who likes to give every little gruesome details ( like me) or if you keep it short sweet and to the point. try and find things to assoicate what you felt to, or just describe how that emotion felt like physically. like when i saw my eight week old kitten, who i had help deliver, lying pale and motionless on the living room floor in front of me as i came home from school. i felt cold and empty inside, while at the same time all the blood rushed to my head as i cried out "No!" i had known as soon as i saw him that the family dog had gotten a hold of him. ^^^ yeah, true story...sorry. :P
Answered by Guitar_chick - Mon Mar 17 02:14:10 2008
Has anyone heard anything good or bad about the youth grief Comfort Zone camp?
Q. My daughter lost her father in March and I am trying to research a grief camp before sending her. I have looked at their website, but can't find any reviews or other information online. Any information would be very helpful. Thank you!
Asked by Andrea B - Thu Jul 30 00:55:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would recommend sending her on a vacation instead of a camp of stressed out people.
Answered by Mr. X - Fri Jul 31 09:16:38 2009
Q. My daughter lost her father in March and I am trying to research a grief camp before sending her. I have looked at their website, but can't find any reviews or other information online. Any information would be very helpful. Thank you!
Asked by Andrea B - Thu Jul 30 00:55:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would recommend sending her on a vacation instead of a camp of stressed out people.
Answered by Mr. X - Fri Jul 31 09:16:38 2009
Any suggestions for a devotional book or devotional bible concerning grief?
Q. My friend just lost her husband and I wanted to buy her a christian devotional book or devotional bible focusing on dealing with grief, comfort, and encouragement. Any ideas would be welcome.
Asked by Jennifer L - Thu Sep 3 08:19:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. so sorry to hear that. can't wait to the day when death will be gone! When Someone You Love Dies is a great booklet to give. it gives comfort to the mourner and tips for the comforters as well. u can obtain one without cost at www.watchtower.org
Answered by andre - Thu Sep 3 10:22:47 2009
Q. My friend just lost her husband and I wanted to buy her a christian devotional book or devotional bible focusing on dealing with grief, comfort, and encouragement. Any ideas would be welcome.
Asked by Jennifer L - Thu Sep 3 08:19:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. so sorry to hear that. can't wait to the day when death will be gone! When Someone You Love Dies is a great booklet to give. it gives comfort to the mourner and tips for the comforters as well. u can obtain one without cost at www.watchtower.org
Answered by andre - Thu Sep 3 10:22:47 2009
My kitten died this morning and my sister is going through grief. What shall I do to help her?
Q. My kitten that had disabilites and was born 2 days ago died this morning, and my sister is so upset that she lost her kitten. What shall I do to help her get over her grief?
Asked by Dawn - Mon Apr 23 13:50:49 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can be exceptionally hard to deal with the loss of a pet, especially one so young. The bereavement process that your sister will go through is exactly the same as someone who has lost a loved one. This can be difficult for others to understand as they may not have the same empathy for animals that she obviously has. The stages of grief are as follows: Shock/denial- the person may be pale and tearful and may find it difficult to come to terms with the fact that the animal has died. You can help this process by sympathizing with their feelings and not contradicting their disbelief at the situation. Anger-which can be directed at themselves for not doing more or others. Remaining calm and telling her that she did everything possible… [cont.]
Answered by black_no_1 - Mon Apr 23 14:16:53 2007
Q. My kitten that had disabilites and was born 2 days ago died this morning, and my sister is so upset that she lost her kitten. What shall I do to help her get over her grief?
Asked by Dawn - Mon Apr 23 13:50:49 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can be exceptionally hard to deal with the loss of a pet, especially one so young. The bereavement process that your sister will go through is exactly the same as someone who has lost a loved one. This can be difficult for others to understand as they may not have the same empathy for animals that she obviously has. The stages of grief are as follows: Shock/denial- the person may be pale and tearful and may find it difficult to come to terms with the fact that the animal has died. You can help this process by sympathizing with their feelings and not contradicting their disbelief at the situation. Anger-which can be directed at themselves for not doing more or others. Remaining calm and telling her that she did everything possible… [cont.]
Answered by black_no_1 - Mon Apr 23 14:16:53 2007
I have presentations next week and I am required to make a visual for grief in Wuthering Heights-Emily Bronte.
Q. Anyone have any ideas of how I could represent this in an advanced way...(this is for AP English12)? I fully understand the concepts of grief between different people in the novel, I just don't know how to represent it. I have a ton of quotes that are perfect for the topic, but those will go primarily on my handout I also have to make. Thanks so much!
Asked by bob - Mon Feb 11 07:37:47 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These links should answer all your questions.
Answered by Kevin the Leg-Impaired - Fri Feb 15 07:22:59 2008
Q. Anyone have any ideas of how I could represent this in an advanced way...(this is for AP English12)? I fully understand the concepts of grief between different people in the novel, I just don't know how to represent it. I have a ton of quotes that are perfect for the topic, but those will go primarily on my handout I also have to make. Thanks so much!
Asked by bob - Mon Feb 11 07:37:47 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These links should answer all your questions.
Answered by Kevin the Leg-Impaired - Fri Feb 15 07:22:59 2008
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After searching for three days, Mary and Joseph find the twelve-year-old Jesus sitting in the Temple discussing the law with the learned doctors (Luke.
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