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It is inevitable, every human will face the loss of someone they love. Children handle and process grief differently than adults. Grieving means facing the reality of losing someone and feeling the deep emotions that result, rather than pretending that they didn’t really have an impact on our personal well being or life. It is about going through stages. Wrestling with how to cope with the mixture of emotions and unwanted changes to life situations as well as how to go on without hardening one’s heart. Strength is not in moving on without grieving and grieving our losses is not weakness. On the contrary, avoidance of grief is based in fear, whereas acceptance of the grief process is where true courage lies. One positive thing is in dealing with these intense feelings makes hope, maturity, character, virtue and values grow. Your entire view on the world can be shifted so drastically that it may even leave you spinning in an attempt to catch up. Includes: Children Facing Grief Grief From Other Perspectives Moving On After Grief

Author: Grace, Jc

Topic: Psychology
Media: Book
ISBN: 1532806191
Language: English
Pages: 250