Archive for the ‘Grief Counseling’ Category

Question by kitten: I need to know how to comfort my hubby…?
My Egyptian bf’s brother died recently. My bf is currently widthrawn and uncommunicative but I believe he needs me… Only I need to know what I can do to comfort him. I wish he would just tell me but I don’t think he knows himself or that he knows what to say. I am scared to offend him or seem insensitive. I tried to reach out to him; to find out what I can about his situation and what’s happening in his life since he ignored me for 3 weeks. So far, he’s not saying anything more about his life and He’s accused me of being selfish when I asked him what he feels about me. I am feeling hopeless not knowing what to do…. I really love this guy and hope he would open up and trust himself entirely to me.

Question by HAT: A question about the 5 stages of grief..?
My sister died just over 2 years ago and I’m having a question about “proper grieving” if there is such a thing
Just last year I was diagnosed with depression (stage 4 of grief) but for some reason I feel like I skipped anger and bargaining (instead I turned to atheism and stayed in denial) and I’m not sure if I’m “done” with depression, but I feel like I’ve progressed (or regressed) to the Anger Stage in the sense that I’m angry with my dead sister for many things and sometimes my parents (though I never let it out on them).
Is this normal?

Best answer:

Answer by Emily
The stages of grief don’t necessarily always occur in order.

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Question by Brigid O’ Somebody: Bible-lovers: Do you enjoy reading in the Book of Zephaniah?
What is it that you like about this book?

“The LORD thy God in the midst of thee is mighty; he will save, he will rejoice over thee with joy; he will rest in his love, he will joy over thee with singing.” Zephaniah 3:17

Best answer:

Answer by Big B
It is a great book, in fact, every book of the bible is a great book.

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Agencies seek volunteers

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Aging Services Inc. is looking for APPRISE volunteers to assist older adults with services and information on health insurance benefits, Medicare and Medicaid eligibility, claims filing, benefits counseling, telephone assistance, consumer protection …
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BAYOU BLUE: March 18, 2014

Question by Z.: Abandonment Issues…?
Can someone please explain to me what this is, what are the symptons and any other helpful information would be greatly appreciated…

Best answer:

Answer by ticklemeblue
People that have been emotionally abandoned (such as by their parents when they were small)…tend to have trust issues as adults.WHAT IS ABANDONMENT?

Many people ask me, “What is abandonment? Is it people in search of their mothers? People left on the doorstep as children?”

I answer, Everyday there are people who feel as if life itself has left them on a doorstep or thrown them away. Abandonment is about loss of love itself, that crucial loss of connectedness. It often involves breakup, betrayal, aloneness. People struggling with abandonment issues include those going through the ending of a relationship as well as searching adoptees, recently widowed, and those suffering the woundedness of earlier disconnections.

 

The Importance of a 5 Point Harness Car Seat – Belle’s Gift – Our three year old daughter was killed in a car accident on 13 April 2006. A truck crossed over the centre lines and our vehicle hit a tree when trying to av…

 

Actress Antoinette LaVecchia Serves Up Love, Loss, and Spaghetti at George …

Filed under: loss of loved one

I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti gives new meaning to the term "dinner theater," as audiences at George Street Playhouse can now enjoy a comical, heartfelt, one-woman show while being served a meal made right in front of them — by the star herself.
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Even death does not end social media presence online

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Question by Vanessa: who is the author of the book “always”?
Its about this tern boy who’s school is taken over by the govt after a neighboring school encounters a school shooting. At first everything is strict.like metal detectors and curfews. But things start getting creepy when kids start being “sent away” for disobeying rules but never returning. I think in the end the whole town is like deserted and people were just really scared to break any rule that would get them sent away but the tern boy. Main character knows that something seriously wrong is going on and investigates despite the risk

Best answer:

Answer by ?? Dude the Obscure
If you know the title of the book, just look it up in an online library catalog and it will tell you the author.