Coping with Grief After the Death of a Spouse – Dr. Richard Mabry, an experienced physician, church deacon, and devoted husband, discovered the end to his “ever after” when his wife of forty years died from a stroke. All of a sudden, Dr. Mabry found himself wondering, “when will this end?” and “is it normal to feel this way?” This is video of Dr. Mabry’s story of grief and healing, which he shared on the Harvest Show. Searching for help, he discovered that many books about grief were difficult to connect with. In The Tender Scar: Life After the Death of a Spouse, Dr. Mabry establishes a bond between the reader and himself by opening up excerpts from his personal journals. He discusses the situations and feelings he encountered during the grief process. For more information , visit www.rmabry.com. To find out more about the book or to purchase a copy of The Tender Scar, visit shop6.gospelcom.net

 

Author to speak about grief, coping, life's purpose at Tallmadge Library

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Tallmadge — A local author comes to Tallmadge this week to share her perspective on coping with grief and pain during periods of mourning. Sara Ruble, known locally for founding the Christmas Box Angel of Hope Children's Memorial in Stow, will host a …
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Taking Care: Coping with grief

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It has been said that there are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. While there are many common elements people experience when grieving, there is no “normal” set of standards for the process. Everyone grieves …
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Grief expert to address community, professionals

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The first, "Challenging the Paradigm: New Understandings of Grief," will explore theoretical perspectives on loss and grief, emphasizing six areas where understandings of grief have been challenged and developed. The second session, "Coping with Grief …
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Dealing with Grief: Adopting the New 'Normal'

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Both models stress that just as there are many different types of coasters and pinball machines, there are different types of grief and coping strategies. The most important point to know is that you are not alone and though you may be experiencing …
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