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Community News for 11/22/13 edition of the Sierra Star

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Oakhurst Evangelical Free Church, 50443 School Road (427), Oakhurst. Details: (559) 683-2254. Grief Support program – 6 p.m. Tuesdays; Hinds Hospice Center for Grief & Healing facilitated by a Master's – trained grief counselor. Must pre-register at …
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Worth Noting

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Free counseling for seniors 55 and older is available with a licensed therapist at the senior center through a grant from the city's Community Outreach Committee. If you are suffering with grief over a loss in your life, experiencing anxiety over a …
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Question by : What is the difference between depression and clinical depression?
Are they the same thing or is there something that makes them different from each other?

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Answer by antwon
death

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Question by bunny718: How long does it take to get over a broken engagement?
My fiance and I broke things off 4 weeks ago. It was more my decision than his. I miss him, but I feel that it will be better for me in the long run. He is a wonderful person, but he is bipolar and his moods were draining on me. I could only imagine how this would be exacerbated in the future by the stress of having kids, ect.

What would be a “normal” amount of time to process grieving and move on, start dating again?

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Answer by Mrs.Bossy
i dont think you ever really get over it for years! but i suggest waiting until you feel comfortable being close to someone again, and wait until you dont cry at the thought of what happened, 5 or 6 months is plenty of time, no need to take years either. you are human!

 

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Navigating the difficult path of grief

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Grief and loss are like that, experts say, the fallout as unique as the individuals who died. There's no wrong way to grieve, no perfect degree of sorrow. It's a complicated porridge of personalities and relationships. Some people cry easily while …
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Everett Garland, Linda Garland, Killed In Fire; Granddaughter, 16, Charged …

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Community mourns over teachers' death

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YNN's Cara Thomas tells us a little bit more about Weingates and how people are coping with her death. RICHFIELD … But over the weekend, Weingates' life ended abruptly when the home she'd lived in since she was a child caught on fire. Weingates lived …
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Nov. 18, 2013 11:49 am

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In late July of this year, 13-year-old Kanyon Crook wandered from his home in Lake Shastina and came precariously close to serious injuries and potential death. "He'd never left the house before," … The study's authors conclude, "These results …
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Question by Loretta Lynn: Nurse interested in mental health & crisis counseling?
I am about ready to graduate from nursing school and apply to take my NCLEX. I recently realized that a specific specialty I would love to become involved in is “crisis counseling.” Basically, someone who comes into a hospital/health unit/etc and helps counsel victims in scary & emotional situations. At this point, what would be the best route to go about accomplishing this goal? How does one become a crisis counselor? Could I do this as a nurse or should I go back to school for psychology/counseling?

I apologize if this all seems mixed up. I hope someone can point me in the right direction.

Thank you for serious answers only.

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