The Bereavement newsletter offers support and compassion. It addresses the questions you have around death, but might be hesitant to ask.

You'll find out what new articles have been added to the Bereavement Home Page at BellaOnline. Featured articles this month address Anger issues after the loss of a loved one; how living with an Alzheimers patient can seem like two deaths; and some ideas about Ghosts. New articles are posted on Saturday mornings.

This newsletter enables you to connect with the Editor, anonymously if you wish, for personal answers to your issues. You are also invited to join our Forum to share your ideas and ask questions. There you can also see what others think, have experienced, and share.

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GOOD GRIEF has a new Editor. Come on, we know you're curious! Rev. Jaclin Meade is an ordained minister, author, certified grief counselor, and hospital chaplain. Her philosophy that "Death is Part of Life" leads to down to earth treatments of all questions. No matter what your experience, or where you are in the grief process, no subject is taboo. You'll even see a section on 'Myth and Lore', giving explanations to things you might have heard, or don't fully understand.

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The Hebrew word Shalom is a greeting, wishing wholeness, including health, happiness and blessing. Wholeness of body, mind and spirit is a goal at the Bereavement Page. Getting stuck in the grief process, or experiencing the shock of pending death, can keep you from living fully. We're here to help.

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Shalom.