Alzheimer's - All SharePosts Relating To "Mourning"

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Dorian Martin

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posted 02/02/2009, comments (3)

Make Time to Mourn the Passing of All People in Your Life

Mourning isn’t easy to go through, but what if you’re mourning a loved one’s death that you can’t acknowledge publicly? Researcher Dr. Kenneth Doka and grief counselor Mary McCambridge recommend that you need to make time to grieve the passing of these loved ones instead of bottling up feelings in “Mourning... Read more Chevron

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Leah

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posted 06/06/2008, comments (10)

Dealing with Death and Dementia

My blog voice has been silent for the past two weeks due to emergencies and tragedy within my family. I will write at a later date about dealing with my granddaughter's newly diagnosed anorexia nervosa. Within this sharepost, I want to share with you what it has been like to lose a brother and the effect my dementia had on... Read more Chevron

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Carol Bradley Bursack

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posted 06/19/2006, comments (0)

After It's Over

The month of May marked the second anniversary of my mother’s death. Five months before, my dad had died. May also brought Mother’s Day; June – Father’s Day. All of these “days” jumbled together have affected me differently, this year, than they did in the last two years. I’ve found myself wondering why. ... Read more Chevron

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