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Originally Posted by DP_2017
Sorry, I should have been more clear... I'm not so worried about the AFTER stuff, I dealt with the death of my dog last year so I assume it will be similar, only with no real life support....
I am more concerned how to cope with the last few sessions, how can I ease the sickness and how do you manage the final everything?
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One thing I learned working with the center for grieving children is the I Remember When closure experience. I use it myself in real life a lot, and it works. Each person just takes turns looking back at the life and times shared together, and telling a small story that happened . I remember when. . . not trying to make it profound or a big memory- just the real nitty gritty. It makes a beautiful conversation and makes peace within a terrible situation . The only rule is each person has to start with I remember when