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The grieving process begins when we lose a friend or loved
one, and is a journey like none other than what many experience.
For some, grief is a
short process filled with acceptance and loving memories, whereas
for others, it can be a struggle that changes their lives forever.
Most importantly, the grieving process is different for each one of us and we all handle it in different ways. Tears, laughter, therapy, isolation, chemical abuse, denial or a combination of any of these avenues are just a few of the ways people cope with the loss of a loved one. It is with sincerety that Consoling Memories is able to provide you with list of several websites that may help you, or a loved one, in your journey of grief. Please remember to read each site's privacy statement as Consoling Memories is not responsible for any information retrieved on their site. Alive and Alone An organization for the education and charitable purposes to benefit bereaved parents, whose only child or all children are deceased. Bereaved Parents of the USA BP/USA is a nationwide organization designed to help those struggling with the death of a child. Center for Loss & Renewal Workshops and Therapy for the Journey through Bereavement, loss and life transition Grief Loss Recovery This site provides a safe place for people to mourn and offers emotional support and friendship. Parents of Murdered Children, Inc. An organization for ongoing emotional support for parents and other survivors who need help with a healthy resolution to their situation. SHARE The mission of SHARE Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support, Inc. is to serve those whose lives have been touched by the death of a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth, or newborn death. Siblings Survivors A site for those sometimes most overlooked survivors, the siblings. The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) This is a non-profit organization made up of all those who have lost a loved one serving in the Armed Forces. WidowNet WidowNet provides information and resources for widows and widowers by widows and widowers. |
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