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Grief.com ~ Because Love Never Dies

David Kessler On Grief & Dying

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    Grief.com – Because Love Never Dies

    Thank you for taking the time to visit my website. I hope that it will be a source of information, resources and comfort. If you are here, you may be facing some of the most difficult times of your life and perhaps dealing with unfamiliar terrain that illness, death, grief and loss can bring with them.

    I hope to provide you with the tools and resources to help guide you through situations you may be facing. No matter what your loss is, for many this may be a time when you feel very alone and I hope some of the information in this page can help you deal with what’s in front of you.

    As a writer, I believe we read to feel less alone in the world. As a healthcare professional, I believe we never feel more alone than when a loved-one is facing a life challenging illness or has died. I have tried to address many crucial questions in the “Frequently Asked Questions” as well as in the Video section; however, if you feel yourself in dire need of one of my books and can’t afford one, please let me know and I will do my best to get one to you.

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    American Morning – What do we see when we die?

    Author David Kessler speaks about the similar experiences people have when they are dying on CNN.

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    KTLA 5 – Interview on the movie Hereafter

    In this video David discusses Clint Eastwood/Matt Damon movie Hereafter.

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    Videos on Grief

    David Kessler is becoming one of the most well-known experts and lecturers on grief and loss today, reaching hundreds of thousands of people through his books. On Grief and Grieving: Finding the Meaning of Grief through the Five Stages of Loss is.

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    Grief in the house of loss

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    As someone who works in the field of grief and loss every day, I have come to realize that next to those we love and our own health, our home is one of the most primal relationships we have. It represents our dreams, our roots, and is the constant backdrop to our lives. To lose your home to a natural disaster or a man-made disaster is truly one of the most underestimated losses we can suffer.

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    Books

    Here are four of my books. They are available at your local bookstore, library and amazon.

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Public Grief in the News

Public Grief is in the news again with the Connecticut school shooting. This heartbreaking tragedy will touch us all in some way. Public Grief, although thought of as a new phenomenon, is not. Connecting in loss is a human ritual. From man's earliest records people gathered together to share a loss in villages and towns throughout recorded history. In modern times, with television, we are able to get to know people we have never met in a way we never thought possible. When so many people die are killed in a movie theater in Colorado, the grief we feel is personal, even though they are not a member of our family or a close friend. They could have been our child, our sister our brother, our friend. We watch the events unfolding on our TV. With the advent of modern media, this new type of Public Grief ... [read more]

Grief and the Holidays

"Holidays are time spent with loved ones" was imprinted on our psyche from a young age. Holidays mark the passage of time in our lives. They are part of the milestones we share with each other and they generally represent time spent with family. They bring meaning to certain days and we bring much meaning back to them. But since holidays are for being with those we love the most, how on earth can anyone be expected to cope with them when a loved one has died? For many people, this is the hardest part of grieving, when we miss our loved ones even more than usual. [read more]

When a loved one is in pain

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