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Andrew McFarlane
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Foreword
2
Introduction: Loss
3
There Is No Right Or Wrong Way To Grieve
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Normal Responses Of Caregivers
5
Time Factors Associated With Bereavement
6
The Third Day
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The Seventh Day
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Four To Six Weeks Later
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The First Year
10
Anniversaries And Special Dates
11
One Year Later – The Anniversary Of The Death
12
Grief And The Body: Physical Reactions
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Not Eating, Not Sleeping
14
Bodily Distress
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Emotional Reactions: Anger Versus Aggression
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Guilt
17
Depression
18
Despair
19
Replacement
20
Back To The Beginning: The Immediate Needs Of The Bereaved
21
Seeing The Body - Yes Or No?
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Before 'Viewing The Body'
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What The Bereaved Person Needs
24
Permission To Grieve
25
Retaining Individuality
26
Coping
27
The Funeral
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The Context: Preparatory Grief
29
Children And Grief
30
Gender Differences In Grief
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After The Initial Shock: Bereavement And Its Possible Consequences
32
Alcohol And Other Drug Use
33
Relationships
34
Sexuality And Grief
35
Sexual 'Acting Out'
36
Being Supportive: The Support Team - Family, Friends, Colleagues, Professional Carers
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Supporting Someone Experiencing Shock And Denial
38
Supporting Someone Experiencing Disorientation
39
Supporting Someone Experiencing Anger
40
Supporting Someone Experiencing Guilt
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Supporting Someone Experiencing Depression, Sadness, Loneliness
42
Accommodating Loss: Beginning To Reorganise Life
43
Self-help
44
Self-indulgence
45
Diet
46
Writing - Journal, Email Or Letters
47
Distraction
48
Bereavement Counselling
49
Conclusion: The Impact Of Grief
50
Community Education
51
Discussion Starters (Community Education Settings Or Discussion Groups)
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Other Suggestions
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About The Authors
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