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Saying Goodbye to Our Baby

Carol blogs regularly at batteredhope.blogspot.ca. This post was originally featured there. I felt exhausted, standing there. I found myself staring at nothing in particular and yet, at everything around me. Things blurred. It all seemed fuzzy – just like my thoughts. But shock can do that to a person. Moments earlier I held my infant son in …

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Managing Grief After Losing Your Parents

Barbara is a psychotherapist and life transition coach. You can find her at barbarawassermancoaching.com. This post was originally featured there.  As is the case for all of us, you will likely find yourself grieving your parents at some point in your lifetime. You feel like an orphan, as you try to find your way. Hopefully …

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Six Ways To Support A Friend With Cancer

Pennie blogs over at The Accidental Blogger. This post was originally published there. Your friend has cancer. Every genuine, heartfelt phrase you want to share sounds cliché and the more you delete and rewrite, the more your words become faded Hallmark sentiments. “How can I express to her how I’m feeling?” Then you ask yourself, “What …

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