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Liberating losses : when death brings relief / Jennifer Elison, Chris McGonigle.

By: Elison, Jennifer [author]Contributor(s): McGonigle, Chris [author]Publication details: Cambridge, MA : Da Capo Lifelong, 2004Edition: 1st Da Capo Lifelong pbk. edDescription: xxiv, 214 pages ; 21 cmISBN: 9780738209487 (paperback)Subject(s): Death -- Psychological aspects | Consolation | Attitude to DeathSummary: Presents advice on grieving for a loved one after death, examining some of the mixed feelings that can be felt after the loss of someone with whom one has had a difficult relationship or nursed through a long illness, and explaining how these responses can be an important part of the mourning process.

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Originally published: Cambridge, MA : Perseus, 2003.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-204) and index.

Presents advice on grieving for a loved one after death, examining some of the mixed feelings that can be felt after the loss of someone with whom one has had a difficult relationship or nursed through a long illness, and explaining how these responses can be an important part of the mourning process.

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