Why Are the Casseroles Always Tuna? A Loving Look at the Lighter Side of Grief

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Sims, Darcie D.

Main Courses & Side Dishes

Centering Corp

Who Lives Happily Ever After: For Families Whose Child Has Died Violently

Turnbull, Sharon

Quietus: A Story of a Stillbirth

Gunderson, Jean

Caring for yourself while you grieve by Kelly Osmont. This very helpful resource includes information about the grief process, how stress from grief affects us, motivators to caring for yourself, support=nourishment, touch and its healing effect, foods, supplements, quiet time, dreams, exercise, and a new beginning.

More Than Surviving

Kelly Osmont Lonigan, BS, MSW

Business & Money

This book covers: Feelings, Reaching Out, Dads, Your Baby, Single Moms, Other Children, Fears, The Community, and Moving On. *Revised 2013* A Note From Joy and Marv (authors): The shock and fear of miscarriage can be overwhelming. You have severe physical pain, and you realize there's nothing you can do. Your whole world is thrown off balance. You lose your pregnancy. You lose your baby. You lose your self-control and you even lose something of yourself. When you have a miscarriage you have a very real and powerful grief. It may be one of your first encounters with death. It is certainly something you never forget. As we have traveled through the country doing workshops, we have become convinced that the experience of miscarriage is one of the country's great unresolved griefs. This book was given to you by someone who cares, and we hope it will be valuable to you as you begin to experience your own grief and the grief of others.

Miscarriage: A Book for Parents

Education & Teaching

Joy Johnson

Schools & Teaching

The story of the death of a friend. Timothy Duck talks about all the feelings he has after his favorite boy gets ill and dies. He discovers the importance of saying goodbye. He also discovers that even though he will miss his friend and remember him, life at the pond goes on. An excellent resource for parents and caregivers of grieving children. Great illustrations by D.L. Godfrey.

Timothy Duck

Lynn B Blackburn

A Gentle Book About Feelings by Lynn Bennett Blackburn. We look at feelings when there’s a family fight, a divorce, illness, injury and death. Gives kids support and understanding during crises. It’s nice to know, though, that my wishes, and my thoughts, and my words, don’t make bad things happen.

I Know I Made It Happen: Children and Guilt

Blackburn, Lynn

Children's Books

For Parents Experiencing the Death of a Stillborn Baby or very Young Infant by Joy and Dr. S.M. JohnsonOur number one selling book for infant loss.Newly revised (2016)

Newborn Death

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Johnson, Joy

Psychology & Counseling

Original title: God Is A Birdwatcher. Linda started to write after the death of her son, Lee, in an automobile accident. Walk with her as she faces friends, families and the reality of her grief.

Remember Lee: The End Is the Beginning--A Mother's Journey Through Loss

Musser, Linda

For parents whose child has completed suicide. Goes into detail about victimization, social stigma, guilt, anger, history and recovery. "The main thing for you to remember is: You are not to blame for the death of your child. The decision for death has to belong to your child, not you."

Suicide of a Child

Politics & Social Sciences

Wrobleski, Adina

Sociology

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