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Goodbye My Child: A Gentle Guide for Parents Whose Child Has Died
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Helps with funeral planning, practical issues, deaths of all ages of children, men and women’s grief, phases of mourning, caring for yourself and unfinished business. “It doesn’t matter if your child was the tiniest infant or one who grew to adulthood and even old age. It is the relationship with your child that forms these powerful emotions.”
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Author: Sara Rich Wheeler and Margaret Pike
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