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bereaved child

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As the family may be unavailable to facilitate the child's grief process due to its own grief, the bereaved child often expresses his or her sense of loss at school (Charkow, 1998; Healy-Romanello, 1993; McGlauflin, 1998).
At that moment I learned I was a bereaved child," the grandmother and mum of four says.
Five categories of situations may create complications for the bereaved child (adapted with permission from Goldman, 2001).
 
 
 
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