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Question by Holly: How do i represent this in a drawing?
I have to somehow represent, “I believe being alone is one of the world’s heaviest griefs” with three or more pictures. I have to be creative about it, but obviously I can’t. The three pictures have to combine to create one whole picture that represents that statement. Any creative or unique suggestions? Thanks.

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Answer by Brenna
I would perhaps draw a girl or a boy curled up in a dark corner either thinking or dreaming. Have thought clouds represent other griefs we may experience in life. But, perhaps the main drawing could her or him still alone with no thoughts.
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Ellis Marsalis – Oh, Good Grief – Soulfood.. Album: “Joe Cool’s Blues (ft. Wynton Marsalis)” (1995)

Question by *STACIE*: what is a good quote or saying from a little brother that looks up to his big brother?

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Answer by ?Cookie Dough Obsession?
Brothers and sisters are as close as hands and feet. ~Vietnamese Proverb

I, who have no sisters or brothers, look with some degree of innocent envy on those who may be said to be born to friends. ~James Boswell

Sometimes being a brother is even better than being a superhero. ~Marc Brown

It takes two men to make one brother. ~Israel Zangwill

There’s no other love like the love for a brother. There’s no other love like the love from a brother. ~Astrid Alauda

I don’t believe an accident of birth makes people sisters or brothers. It makes them siblings, gives them mutuality of parentage. Sisterhood and brotherhood is a condition people have to work at. ~Maya Angelou

Question by Jabonzo One: Could grief and death be themes of a story?
I read a book recently about ghosts and it is for a book talk I have to present tomorrow. I need to find the two major themes of my book. Is it possible for “grief” and “death” to be the themes?? If yes, please explain why. I need this by tonight so please answer! Thank you

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Man wants law to help grieving parents – A Scottsdale man is hoping to find a way to help grieving parents deal with the loss of a child without worrying about the time they take off from work.

 

'I didn't want to be a grieving kid,' but she was, and Bridges helped

Filed under: grieving the loss of a child

“I'd never known anyone who'd lost a parent, and I felt totally alone,” she said. “It was devastating.” Someone told the Sams family about an organization that specializes in helping grieving children — Bridges, offered by Mary Bridge Children's …
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Finding strength from grief

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Question by watwilliswastalkinbout: A good poem for school?
I need to recite a poem for my 9th grade critical thinking class. I really want something inspirational like ‘Still I Rise’ by Maya Angelou, or ‘O Captain, My Captain’ by Walt Whitman. Although these poems are fantastic and I strongly consider reciting them, I would really like a poem that isn’t very well known and popular.

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Answer by david
“the raven” by edgar allen poe

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Former Manatee County football star dies

Filed under: inspirational grief

He became a starting guard for the Seminoles, was a All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection and was named the NCAA's “Inspirational Athlete of the Year” as a senior. Maechtle and two high school guidance counselors attended Williams' college graduation …
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Question by In Bloom: I am suicidal and everyone around me is insane, help?
I am 19 soon and I have struggled for so long with mental illness, for my whole life. I had a horrible childhood. My mother is very unstable and crazy, constantly blaming me for everything wrong in her life and accusing me of scheming against her. All her friends and my whole family thinks I am a terrible person who is trying to hurt my mother any way I can – they all think I ego trip them; the only sane person is my younger brother, and they all think that I have him, and I quote “wrapped around my finger”. Like I’m manipulating his thoughts so that he agrees with me. He’s the one normal person in my family, but I can see it’s even taking a toll on him.