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| Sympathy Share This website is for those who have lost a family member who has been taken care of by hospice and their tireless workers who are no longer visiting your home leaving you to deal with your loss, whether it is a spouse, child, parent or friend this site is for you. There is a forum where you can message others and read their messages and a page where you can write a memorial to immortalize your loved one. Everyone at this website understands the process you are going through and the problems. |
| Growth House If you are suffering the loss of a loved one or you have a loved one who is terminally ill this website has information on how to cope with loss, they include music selections to your spirits, articles, and explain how to find the correct bereavement group to join. The site has links for articles and understanding for those that may have the need to deal with hospice or have someone on life support and care for Alzheimer’s patients. The site also has information on the loss of a newb |
| The Bereavement Journey A website that is inviting to anyone who has lost a loved one and is looking for support, this site features message boards and a chat feature for those who need or want to talk. There is a link to memorialize a loved one and links for those who enjoy or write poetry and links to other websites that may be of use to you when looking for answers to the grieving process. This is a very easy to use website even for the novice computer user and is very calming and pleasant when visiting the site an |
| U.K. Government Rights and Responsiblities This is a website from the U.K. and will be an extremely large help for anyone dealing with the death of a loved one, it has information on all types of information you need at hand when dealing with funerals, filing a death certificate and explains the probate process. There are articles that explain the taxes one will incur and debts that the deceased may have owed, and financial help for those in need after the death of a loved one. This site is all-inclusive for anyone in the U.K. |
| Child line This website, though it is in the U.K., is dedicated to helping children with loss and has many helpful links within their site. If you are a resident in the U.K. they also have a telephone number that you can contact them, which they specify it is a free call to speak with them. Included In their site is a help and advice section, a kid’s zone is also there and a link where you can make a donation to the website. There are some articles that can be downloaded in Adobe Reader that can assist. |
| Self Help Magazine A website that for the grieving person has links to a articles, books on this subject and it has all been put together for anyone searching for a place to read or talk about their grief by a licensed psychologist and her fax number to contact her. The site includes a newsletter, and other resources, which you can access and there is also a forum that has many message boards where you can post or answer posts for almost every situation; including aging parents, death of a loved one, depression al |
| Dealing With Death This site has many links to help anyone during a time of grief, if you are in need of medical understanding for disease or the need to understand the grieving process there is information and articles. How to cope with loss and how to be alone and information for the parent, who has suffered the loss of a child and how to cope with reminders of a loved one you have lost. There are links that are appropriate for children and teens that are going through the grieving process. |
| Bereavement Organization A website unlike most as this is an online magazine, it has articles, you can submit articles and purchase items such as books, DVD’s and Audio. There is a support message board and this site offers something that most sites do not and that is a place where for free you can write a tribute or memorial to someone you have lost and when you have finished it you can even email it to others that you might like to share it with, this is a unique feature on a website. |
| Government Cancer Site This is the National Cancer website by the government, it contains many links to articles, and information that can help guide you when someone you love is stricken with cancer or when they have passed. This website has articles for children’s grief, articles on how different cultures view death differently and the articles on this website have been put together by professionals that understand Cancer and death. You can read about clinical trials, research and funding for the research. |