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Great information
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- Arizona Mom
- 04-17-24
Being with grief
The book, Bearing the Unbearable, might seem to be a counter-intuitive approach to grief given what our "be happy" culture tells us about how to handle grief. While the world is telling us to get better, feel better and move on, it is, rather, through approaching and embracing grief that it helps us transform. Through the many grief stories from bereaved parents, siblings, spouses and children who have lost parents, Dr. Cacciatore demonstrates the power and value in giving space to remembering and honoring our deceased loved ones. I highly recommend this book.
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- Katherine Webster
- 05-28-24
Grieving Mother
This is the first grief book out of the many, many dozens I've read in the three years since my adult son died that I did not rip to shreds (metaphorically speaking) in a rage.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-20-24
Good but Limited
I liked it enough. The author narration was good. Most of the examples were of child bereavement.
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