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Are You Coping?


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Lost a loved one? Visit The Light Beyond bereavement forum - you are not alone in your grief...


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We all take the loss of loved ones in different ways. Grief can come out in various ways - tears, anger, quietness etc.

All as I can really say is that grief goes hand in hand with love, the more you love someone, the more you grieve when they pass away.


If you feel that you are not getting through the grieving period as well as you would like, then don't be ashamed or embarrassed about it, let someone help you.

The best person to help is a Qualified Bereavement Counsellor.

They will do their utmost to help and get you through this sad time.

If you want to try and get through this period on your own, there is one thing that you could try and that is to create a "Memory Box" or a "Memory Book".

In the box or book you can include:- Photographs of your loved one (and yourself) of memorable or special events, perhaps even painful events, poetry, letters, birthday cards, Christmas cards, anniversary cards, special items like jewellery or embroidery. In fact, you can include anything that meant a lot to you and your loved one. You can also add little decorations or artwork to make it look pretty. You might like to share this with other members of your family and can add to it whenever you want to.


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If There's Anything I Can Do... an immensely practical guide on how to help someone who has been bereaved



Please click on the book for more information.


The ebook above explains how it feels, and also passes on the advice of many other people who have been bereaved. These people know exactly what helped them most (and what was well-meant but not helpful) at the time, and in the months, weeks and years afterwards.

This ebook is full of little ways - and big ways - you can help someone you care about cope that little bit better.

Please click on the link below if you would like to know a little bit more about counselling - it will cost you nothing just to have a look and you may learn something - The person behind this particular link is very qualified.

( Bereavement For Beginners ebook "FREE" with every book purchased)





"REMEMBERED FOREVER"

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