Intense and painful feelings are normal for a person grieving a loved one. As someone trying to support a grieving family member, it is normal to question if you are saying the right thing but don’t let that stop you from reaching out. Our Resident In Counseling, Karin Purugganan, put together a helpful resource list to offer guidance and support.
We hope you find this list to be helpful to you and your family if suffering a loss. (Click the below image to access the .PDF)
Until next week, Be Wise!
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