Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. (Matthew 5.4)

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Submission Guidelines: We accept articles, short stories, and poetry. We only accept submissions from the original author or a publicist hired by the copyright owner to submit material here. We do not pay for submitted content nor do we accept submissions that are primarily advertisements. You may place a brief resource box and contact information at the end of your submission. To submit content to this website, write joanne@grieflossrecovery.com.
Jun292011
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Steven Andrews

Steven-Andrews_693292The emotion that is felt during the grief period caused by the loss of loved one, friend, relative or significant person is highly subjective and individualistic. It is comparable to a fingerprint, if examined closely one may find out that the prints are totally distinct on every finger and unique on each person.

 
Jun282011
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Reg L Carver

Reg-L-Carver_1025557Life endures. But it does so on its own terms. We must all learn to trust in life.

 
Jun272011
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Sandy Clendenen

Sandy-Clendenen_240693While grief is a universal experience, the mourning process varies from family to family and from culture to culture. What I am referring to as the mourning process are the rituals that most of us grow up with about how to behave and how to speak when confronted with a loss.

   
Jun272011
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Frances Lucas

Frances-Lucas_516486It is painful to work a muscle or joint that has been injured. We feel as if we can't move it at all without some type of annoying ache. We may feel as if we can't go another minute working that area because it just hurts so badly. However, we soon find out after time the pain has subsided and we are able to use that part of our body again without much difficulty.

 
Jun232011
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Scott Epp

Scott-Epp_594970If you don't get closure at the end of a relationship it can niggle away at you for years. The end of a relationship is a big deal, but there are lots of smaller unfinished deals that can also be niggling away. As you walk through your home what do you notice? Perhaps the picture that still needs to be hung on the wall, the laundry pile that needs to be folded, the tax return that still needs to be completed?

   

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