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Reviewed Resources:
1.Angel on My Shoulder
For those who are widowed or who have lost their love to death, or for those who are in love with someone who is terminally ill. Message boards, forums. Chat room.
URL:http://angel-on-my-shoulder.com
2.Our Heavenly Angel
This site is in the memory of our precious angel Theresa. She died July 21, 2000 from injuries suffered in a drowning accident.
URL:http://angelfire.com/mt2/angelgirl/tcl.html
3.Two Doves and A Cemetery
A story of how two doves brought a message when Mom passed away and of her continuing connection to these beautiful birds.
URL:http://chatrtime.tripod.com/twodoves
4.The Secret Garden
A way to deal with the sudden death of her mother, in order to find closure and move on with her life. Poetry.
URL:http://garden_of_peace.tripod.com/thesecretgarden/
5.On Bereavement Conselling and Grief Thereapy
Person centered counselling; considerations and approaches for the grieving client. How and why bereavement counseling works.
URL:http://geocities.com/eoa_cy/index.html
6.Gili's Place
Resources for grieving parents. Read stories from other parents on how they are still coping with the loss of their child.
URL:http://gilisplace.org/
7.And God Bless Arthur
Site author comes to terms with the death of a boyhood friend by writing a touching tribute, and invites others to submit writings about people they've lost.
URL:http://godblessarthur.homestead.com
8.Journey Thru Grief
A personal account of how one woman recovered from the loss of her small child and then her husband years later. Contains inspiration and encouragement thru the experience of bereavement, chat and message board.
URL:http://grief_journey.tripod.com/griefjourney/index.html
9.Center for Grief, Loss and Transition
A non-profit organization offering help and hope for those who have experienced a significant loss in their lives, located in Saint Paul, Minnesota USA.
URL:http://griefloss.org
10.Disaster Survivor Support
Peer support group for survivors of disasters, including floods, firestorms, hurricanes, earthquakes. Including those who have lost loved ones as a result of a natural disaster.
URL:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DisasterSurvivorSupport
11.European Twins Support Group
Group for twins who have lost their twin. For support, healing and friendship.
URL:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/europeantwinssupportgroup/
12.Bereavement - Health Factsheets
Concise factsheets explaining bereavement.
URL:http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/mosby_factsheets/Bereavement.html
13.Healing After Loss
Grief recovery chat rooms and message boards.
URL:http://healingafterloss.org
14.Holiday Memorials
Holidays are a time of reunion and a celebration of life, yet for many families across the country, this time of year may accentuate the pain of the loss of a loved one. Article on how to re-examine holiday rituals.
URL:http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/1009474253.html
15.Bereavement Support Ministry
Inspiration and renewal for those grieving a loss. Spiritual support through prayer and a monthly bereavement support group.
URL:http://home.earthlink.net/~meta_arts/beyondloss.htm
16.Camp STARS
Provides information about Camp STARS, the once-a-year, one-weekend-long bereavement camp for children located near Atlanta, Georgia.
URL:http://hospice-atlanta.org/campstars
17.Loss Of a Child Support Group
Free support group of Encino, CA helps parents cope with their childs death by sharing their experiences with others who have lost children. Suggestion on how to participate in the healing process.
URL:http://lossofachild.8k.com
18.Coping with Loss
A discussion forum dedicated to helping people cope with any loss that has or will occur in their life.
URL:http://marciamathews.tripod.com/
19.In Memory of My son, Jeff
Personal account about her son who fought a brave battle with lung cancer, but lost. He will always be remembered for his readied smile and ability to always find the good in everyone.
URL:http://marta652002.tripod.com/JeffPawluk.htm
20.A Road Map for the Bereaved
Losing an offspring like their 25 year old, Cyrus, is a devastation no parent will ever know, unless one experiences it. Stories and links to help people through the bereavement process.
URL:http://members.tripod.com/~Suryodipuro/family/dimensions.html
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