Grief Support
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Reflecting on the Metro Parent Loss SeriesA Bloomfield Township mom and journalist shares her 2012 journey interviewing southeast Michigan families who have experienced the loss of a parent, child or spouse. |
July 2012 |
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Losing a Spouse: Moving Forward as an Only ParentAfter the death of your partner, how do you grieve for yourself, comfort your kids, make ends meet – and imagine a day when you won't feel so alone? Widowed southeast Michigan parents open up. |
July 2012 |
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Books to Help Grieving Kids and Their FamiliesTwo southeast Michigan support programs offer a list of 25 titles designed for children to provide connection, help and hope during an incredibly difficult time. |
June 2012 |
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Kids Losing a Parent: When Mom or Dad DiesDeath can leave children scared and scarred. But with support of family, friends and community, they can survive and thrive, learning a resiliency they never knew they had. |
June 2012 |
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Bereavement Web Resources for Kids Who Have Lost a ParentNetworks and support in southeast Michigan and beyond are here to help and guide children who have experienced the death of their mom or dad. |
June 2012 |
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Involving a Grieving Child in a Funeral or Memorial ServiceSoutheast Michigan families and support groups share why this process is key after a parent or close family member dies – and how to get kids constructively involved. |
June 2012 |
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Losing a Child: A Parent's Worst NightmareThree southeast Michigan families share their stories of facing the unthinkable – death of their kid – fighting through the grief and continuing to live and love and, yes, even laugh. |
June 2012 |
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Grieving Parents Find Solidarity in Compassionate FriendsThis organization offers support, help and understanding among moms, dads, families, friends and relatives who have experienced the death of a child. |
May 2012 |
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How to Be a Friend to a Friend in GriefComforting a parent who's experienced the death of a child can seem overwhelming. Here, Southeast Michigan experts offer some help and insight. |
May 2012 |









