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Editorial Reviews
Steven L. Channing, Foreword
Dr. Thompson's experience as a father, husband, and physician allows us unique insight into the death of a child
Book Description
Remembering: The Death of a Child is a personal account of a family's tragic loss of their eighteen year old son in a freakish traffic accident. Following the narrative of the accident, and the shock and sorrow it visited upon the family, the author offers words of support and healing as well as words of hope and inspiration. A chapter on The Compassionate Friends details the importance of sharing tragedy in the group setting. At the end of the book a section on grief resources provides contact information for The Compassionate Friends as well as other resources for bereaved parents.
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Dr. Thompson's experience as a father, husband, and physician allows us unique insight into the death of a child
Book Description
Remembering: The Death of a Child is a personal account of a family's tragic loss of their eighteen year old son in a freakish traffic accident. Following the narrative of the accident, and the shock and sorrow it visited upon the family, the author offers words of support and healing as well as words of hope and inspiration. A chapter on The Compassionate Friends details the importance of sharing tragedy in the group setting. At the end of the book a section on grief resources provides contact information for The Compassionate Friends as well as other resources for bereaved parents.
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