Coping with / advice about death and bereavement

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LA MORT EN PREMIÈRE LIGNE: UN MÉDECIN RACONTE SON HISTOIRE

Trente ans après avoir oeuvré comme chirurgien, puis comme coordonnateurmédical sur les points les plus chauds de la planète (Rhodésie-Zimbabwe, frontière thaïlandaise-kampuchéenne, camps de Sabra et Chatila, Liban, frontière pakistano-afghane), le Dr Daniel Dufour décrit le quotidien d'un médecin sur le front, le contexte difficile dans lequel il exerce son métier et les choix troublants qui en découlent.

Perte d'un être cher, maladie, isolement, échec, déception… Les coups durs de la vie vous font-ils vaciller?

Le 24 décembre 2000, la vie de Marie Lise Labonté bascule en quelques minutes : son mari est assassiné à deux pas d'elle, alors qu'elle est cachée derrière un rideau.

Lorsque tout traitement curatif a été interrompu et qu‘il n’y a plus pour l’être qu’ils chérissent aucun espoir de guérison, les proches d’un malade se retrouvent dans une situation extrêmement difficile et pour laquelle ils sont rarement préparés: celle de redéfinir leur façon d’être là pour cette personne, de l’accompagner, comme ils l’ont toujours fait, à travers la vie.

Christian Tétreault raconte l'histoire de sa fille Marie, emportée à l'âge de deux ans par une maladie foudroyante.

Ce livre est le récit d’un père amoureux et dévoué, qui a accompagné son fils Michaël, atteint d’une maladie neuromusculaire dégénérative, jusqu’à sa mort à presque douze ans.

Le Deuil Périnatal et la Gémellité Perdue : Témoignages Bouleversants de Parents de Jumeaux Esseulés

Un Recueil Unique sur le Deuil Périnatal et la Perte de la Gémellité
Ce livre est un témoignage poignant et inédit qui aborde deux réalités méconnues et souvent ignorées : le deuil périnatal et la gémellité perdue.

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As deaths mount during the coronavirus pandemic a retired history teacher reflects on the much greater personal impact of the death of her sister 12 years before.

How do we want others to remember us after we're gone?

During an impromptu trip to the UK from her home in Australia, Alison Allan fell head over heels in love with Michael, a local pub employee who lived in her hometown with his daughter.

In 1976, the life of a busy mother of three changed forever.

*Finalist, Hubert Evans Nonfiction Prize A genuinely moving, funny, and inventive account of loss and grief, mental illness and suicide, from film and TV producer Liz Levine (Story of a Girl), written in the aftermath of the deaths of her sister and best friend.

How do you cope with death and loss during the holidays?

An unexpected phone call creates a foreboding fear of death, testing a mother's faith.

Journey to Daybreak is a spiritual guide for those who are experiencing a season of darkness on their path to a new day of light.

My Forever Memories of You Intertwines the stories of three special relationships: you and your loved one, Eva and her late husband, and our ever-growing relationship with the Lord.

My mind was racing with the what ifs and the how comes, and I was paralyzed with worry.

We have heard the bad news, haven't we?

New York TimesBestseller *New YorkerBest Books of 2022 *Entertainment WeeklyBest Books of 2022 *USA TodayBest Books of 2022 *Time100 Must-Read Books of 2022 *Mother JonesBooks We Needed in 2022 *PeopleFall Must Read *2022BuzzFeedFall Reading Pick * New York Post Best Books of 2022 *New York Times Editors Choice This is the story of what happens when you lose a child, and everything you discover about life in the process, by the star of the Amazon Prime series Catastrophe.

While 5 months pregnant, clinical psychologist Dr.

Lori lost her son Logan when he took his life in December of 2017.

Have you ever had a near-death encounter?

"e;Hypnotically written and impressively weird, My Morningless Mornings is an intense and harrowing meditation on Stefany Anne Golberg's youthful insomnia.

Are you ready to communicate with your loved ones in the afterlife?

Do you feel as if you're stuck in a cycle of loss?

A captivating and mesmerizing memoir of a woman who was plunged into darkness, suddenly by her daughter's murder and her glorious but tough journey back to healing, laughter and purpose.

In his exceptionally thought-provoking and moving memoir, neurosurgeon Joseph D.

Making Peace with Death and Dying dissolves death anxiety and equips readers to encounter death peacefully and well-prepared.

2020 NAUTILUS BOOK AWARD: GOLD IN PSYCHOLOGY FOREWORD REVIEWS 2019 BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDS FINALIST IN BOTH THE RELIGION AND SELF-HELP CATEGORIESOur past does not simply disappear.

A father's account of the story that captivated America, the murder of his daughter, reporter Alison Parker, on live television, and his inspiring fight for commonsense gun laws in the aftermath.