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No One Can Prepare Themselves For A Sudden Death
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.... task falls on a family member already
struggling with their own grief.
Nobody likes imagining dealing with a death of a loved one.
Unfortunately the odds are high that some point you will face this
situation. This may result to the death of a parent, friend, spouse, or
even a child. You may be responsible for handling.... Part 2 of Paper
....uestions are part of a young child's
grieving process.
The questions of whether a young child should be allowed to attend
the funeral and what he should or shouldn't see- has seen much debate.
Generally attending funeral is okay. However a child under seven should not
see the deceased. Instead of providing closure this will often traumatize
a child resulting in nigh mares and unresolved fears. There is no way to
put a length limit on the grieving process. If a child was very close to
the perso.... |
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