Grief Therapy: 5 Practices to Help the Grieving Process
Benita Weems
“He was such a good person.” “Everyone loved him.” “She was so young.” “She was a mother of two young children.” “He did so much for his family and community.” “She was an active member of the church community.” “They did everything right, according to Jesus’ teachings.” “They tried so faithfully to have this child.” “She lived the ten short months of her life in pain. I don’t understand.” These remarks are often heard when you are filling the silence in line at a wake, at the dinner table with friends after funeral or burial services, or while sitting at a grieving person’s home. When you are mourning the loss...
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