Bibliograph

I didn't know what to say, being a better friend to those who experience grief, David Knapp ; foreword by Don Stephens

Type

Label

I didn't know what to say, being a better friend to those who experience grief, David Knapp ; foreword by Don Stephens

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-193)

resource.biographical

contains biographical information

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

I didn't know what to say

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

953831588

Responsibility statement

David Knapp ; foreword by Don Stephens

Sub title

being a better friend to those who experience grief

Summary

Death is the opposite of life. And for those who have experienced loss, grieving can feel dark, lonely, scary, confusing and/or almost unbearable. For those grieving, life almost seems suspended, but the reality is, life goes on regardless of our loss. As fellow humans looking on, we WANT to communicate, but words seem impotent and so often we simply don't know what to say

Table Of Contents

When I experienced loss -- When mourning happens -- When death stole my wife - twice -- When death steals a spouse -- When loss steals a child -- When death robs a friend or relative -- When kids grieve -- When barriers affect mourning -- When culture shades grieving -- When you grieve -- When the not-so-unusual happens -- When I grieved successfully -- When to do what -- Conclusion

Target audience

adult

resource.variantTitle

I did not know what to say : being a better friend to those who experience loss

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