Great article to help one understand the language and proper techniques to use with the grieving

The article, How to Speak Grief, by Rebecca Soffer and Gabrielle Birkner states

“Grief has a language all its own, but even the best therapists can get tongue-tied around the tricky stuff. Our grief vocabulary isn’t clinical, and you probably won’t find it in the self-help books that friends hand you after the memorial service.”

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Great article on understand grief

The article, Understanding Grief, by Jane Brody states

“Although many of us are able to speak frankly about death, we still have a lot to learn about dealing wisely with its aftermath: grief, the natural reaction to loss of a loved one.

Relatively few of us know what to say or do that can be truly helpful to a relative, friend or acquaintance who is grieving. In fact, relatively few who have suffered a painful loss know how to be most helpful to themselves.”

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