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Listed below are
several on-line grief links. This is just a sampling. Utilize your
search engine to find several more.
"Living
With Grief - When A Loved One Is Dying"
When a loved one is dying, it is often difficult to consider one’s own needs
and wants. However, when these needs go unattended to, one may not be able
to enjoy the last moments with their dying loved one. This site offers
some useful tips from various literature that may help you along your journey
prior to the death of your loved one.
"GriefNet"
GriefNet is an Internet community of persons dealing with grief, death, and
major loss. They have 37 e-mail support groups and two web sites. Our integrated
approach to on line grief support provides help to people working through loss
and grief issues of all kinds. Our companion site, KIDSAID,
provides a safe environment for kids and their parents to find information and
ask questions. GriefNet is supervised by Cendra (ken'dra) Lynn, Ph.D., a
clinical grief psychologist, death educator, and traumatologist who lives in
Michigan, USA.
"KIDSAID"
KIDSAID is a safe place for kids to share and to help each other deal with grief
resulting from any of their losses. It's a place to share and deal with feelings, to show
artwork and stories, to talk about pets, and to meet with one's peers. There will
even be some games and contests. KIDSAID is owned and operated by GriefNet.
It
was created and designed by Elizabeth Lynn.
"Growth
House, Inc."
This web site is your international gateway to resources for life-threatening
illness and end of life care. Their primary mission is to improve the quality of
compassionate care for people who are dying through public education and global
professional collaboration.
"The
Compassionate Friends"
Grief support after the death of a child. The mission
of The Compassionate Friends is to assist families in the positive resolution of
grief following the death of a child and to provide information to help others
be supportive. The compassionate Friends is a national nonprofit, self-help
support organization which offers friendship and understanding to families who
are grieving the death of a child of any age, from any cause. There is no
religious affiliation. There are no membership fees or dues, and all bereaved
family members are welcome.
"Center
For Loss & Life Transition"
"Though grief is a natural and necessary process, it's also an
extraordinarily difficult one. We're here to help mourners and those who care
for them." Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D., Director
"Genesis
Bereavement Resources"
This site has several links: to a monthly article, for the bereaved;
books,
music, and videos; brochures, for health care professionals, for pastoral care,
and for funeral directors
"Survivors
of Suicide"
The purpose of the Survivors Of Suicide web site is to help those who have lost
a loved one to suicide resolve their grief and pain in their own personal
way. The grief that survivors of suicide experience is unique. The
questions often left behind are at times unbearable. It is our hope that
this site will offer information that will help answer some of those questions,
as well as provide a safe place for survivors and friends of survivors to share
their struggle and pain and offer comfort and understanding to others who have
experienced a similar loss.
"CaregiverZone"
This site is not necessarily a grief link. It is a site that has
information for those who are caring for an elderly parent, or may be in the
near future.
"The
Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement, Inc."
The APLB is a compassionate non-profit organization dedicated to helping people
during this very special kind of bereavement. We are constantly improving
and publicizing all the services available, concerning the loss of a pet.
Twinless
Twins
Serves in support of twins (all multiple births) who suffer from the loss of
companionship of their twin through death, estrangement, or in-utero loss.
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