Beyond Indigo- Death and Dying: Grief Support -- Coping with grief

New Grief

Articles

What To Ask for When You're Grieving
Good Grief
Grief: The First Day, Month, Year
We Do Not Have to Forgive
Early Stages of Grief: The First Seven Days
The Ripple Effect
Take Care of Yourself
Please see me through my tears
But Words Will Never Hurt Me
Grief Denied - A Vietnam Widow's Story
Frequently Asked Questions About PTSD Related To Sudden Loss
Living Through The Shock

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I just lost my son
My aunt died
Relief
Why are they crying?
How Can I Help Others (and Myself)?
Who Needs Me? The Christian Answer for Grief
Excert from Karmic Healing

We Do Not Have to Forgive

I have noticed a rising trend in recent publications, an emphasis on the importance of "forgiveness" in the grief process. The main message of these various writers--whether they are philosophers, educators, psychologists, or clergy--is that the act of forgiving the one who caused us the harm is essential to the "healing process", and is a necessity in order to achieve "complete healing."

I just lost my son

I've just lost my 14-year-old boy in a car accident. I need help in the grieving process.