It is not uncommon to feel that you caused the death even if in reality there is no way you…
It has been a little over six months since my mom suddenly passed away after 7 years of being sick…
I lost my mother in a very sudden incident, and I can’t stop reliving the situation on how she could have been saved. I can’t stop feeling that it was preventable and my fault.
How does one explain death to younger siblings?
How should one expect to feel around the holiday time? Is it appropriate to use rituals that you used to do with the deceased?
My father died in the line of duty, and I can’t help but feel that what he did was both heroic and preventable. I don’t know why he enlisted when he could have been safe at home. It makes me angry; how can I help justify his decision and not be angry with him?
My parent died from severe illness; how do I know that I won’t die from the same thing?
Whenever I’m with some of my younger siblings they act as if nothing has happened; it makes it seem like they don’t care even though I know they do. Why are they acting this way?
Sometimes I feel that I am just sitting and watching my surviving parent mourn; whenever I try to help he just wipes away his tears and tries to be strong. How can I help–watching him just make me feel sad and useless?
How do you recommend telling the school about parent loss? How do you recommend acting once everyone already knows? If…
