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Not Just Another Day: Families, Grief and Special Days
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Not Just Another Day: Families, Grief and Special Days
A Note from Missy: Years ago, grief was handled differently than it is today. For example, not everyone realized then that children also need to work through and integrate grief. One of the most important things I have learned, both from my own family’s experience and from my research and study, is that each child is unique and handles grief in her or his own way. I have also learned that talking about it helps you heal. This book is for all those families whose hearts are shattered with loss. This is also for those who try to help them pick up the pieces and mend the holes.
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Author: Missy Lowery Throckmorton
ISBN10: 1-56123-055-3
ISBN13: 978-1-56123-055-6
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