A practical resource deals with such issues as what to say and not to say after someone dies, how long the grieving period lasts and its many stages, how to write sympathy notes, and how to handle holidays and anniversaries.
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After the death of her son, Scott, Diane Fisher, an artist and entrepreneur, was inspired to write this book with her friends, Victoria Frigo, a medical writer, and Mary Lou Cook, a calligrapher, peace activist, and minister.
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