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I have an almost 24 year old college graduate son living at home who...

Asked by kjpost 1 Answer»

This is such a tough time for many college graduates. My younger sister just graduated and is back to working the same retail job she had while she...

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I have been told to just let things go so I can move foward. How do...

Asked by Tiresome1 2 Answers»

You will move on by readjusting to your life. The memories will alway someday comeback every once in awhile. The current moment you feel today will...

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How to remember an anniversary?

Asked by profshell 3 Answers»

I love the idea of sending a balloon up into the heavens. I know a family who spread their father's ashes in the ocean and each year they return to...

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How do I cope with a sick/dying pet and my children?

Asked by newmeby09 2 Answers»

No matter what you decide, this seems like a great opportunity for your kids to learn about the seasons of life and about grief in general. Poor little...

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When does it hit you?

Asked by lindad14 3 Answers»

I am so sorry for your loss. When I lost my grandfather it was such a terrible loss. We were very close and I loved him more than anyone else in the...

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I feel like part of me has died . Will it get worse?

Asked by trebecca47 3 Answers»

Will it get worse? Maybe, then eventually it starts to get better. Then one day out of the blue you'll feel like you're right back to the beginning...

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Too late to write a sympathy card?

Asked by AnnieChance 4 Answers»

It's never too late. When you lose a loved one, you get a flood of sympathy cards and phone calls, and then people move on with their own lives, and...

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