Association
for Death Education and Counselling
International organisation for those interested in the subject.
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American Association for Retired People
"Coping With Grief and Loss"
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British Medical Journal (BMJ)
BMJ is currently producing a series of ten articles dealing
with different kinds of loss. The editors of this series are
Colin Murray Parkes and /Andrew Markus. Full text articles
are available on line. Find them by clicking on this link
and then enter bereavement into the words in the title or
abstract search box.
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Children with AIDS Project
Information and education about children with AIDS along with
a variety of services for children affected by AIDS, including
those who need foster or adoptive care. Links to the Apple-sponsored
online community where sick kids can communicate with each
other.
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Compassion Books
ADEC's official book store. Compassion offer a huge variety
of books on the subject of death, dying and bereavement. They
distribute the books written by Dianne and Mal McKissock in
North America.
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GriefNet
GriefNet is a place where you can communicate with others
via e-mail support groups about death, grief, and major loss,
including life-threatening and chronic illness.
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Growth House
With the goal of improving the quality of care for the dying,
this site offers an extensive directory of Internet resources
relating to life-threatening illness and end-of-life care;
also offers a monthly e-mail newsletter.
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HospitalWeb
Looking for information about hospitals? The Department of
Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital has created a
"small but growing list of hospitals" to provide
a simple and globally accessible way for patients, medical
researchers, and physicians to get information on any hospital
in the world. Listings of interesting medical sites make this
a worthwhile resource.
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OncoLink - University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center
This site contains an extensive resource directory about cancer.
From specific information about particular types of cancer
to psychosocial support and personal experiences, the global
resources include institutions, organizations, associations,
support groups, online journals, book reviews, and other resources
for cancer patients and physicians.
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SAVE: Suicide Awareness \ Voices of Education
Provides education and information about suicide and suicide
prevention, as well as outreach and grief support for those
who have lost loved ones to suicide. Includes the CDC¹s most
recent statistics on death by suicide, frequently asked questions
about suicide, book reviews, and other resources about suicide.
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SANDS - Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Support
Support Group page for parents experiencing miscarriage, stillbirth,
and neonatal death.
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Thanatolinks
Links to some of the best sites related to death and dying.
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Tom Golden's Web-Site
This website also links to other death/dying sites and is
a primary resource for insights and research on gender differences
in the grief experience.
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Grief Education Centre Vic
An overwhelming number of Grief and Bereavement World Wide
Web Links created by the Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement.
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After Losing Your Baby
Hannah Lothrop is author of 'Help, Comfort and Hope - After
Losing Your Baby in the Pregnancy or the First Year' Check
out her home page and read about her publications.
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Stolen
Generations
This link will take you to sites that remind us of the Aboriginal
children were taken forcibly from their families and removed
from their culture. Follow the links, read the stories and
honour the people. During the National Enquiry into the 'Stolen
Generations' Mal was consultant to the Human Rights and Equal
Opportunities Commission. He was asked to support some of
the dedicated staff of the Commission who were travelling
around Australia 'interviewing' (read collecting the stories
and honouring the people) those who had their children stolen
and the 'children' themselves. Mal said "The pain, anguish,
grief and love touched everyone deeply and has left an indelible
imprint on our hearts".
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www.glueckloseschwangerschaft.at
The REGENBOGEN Club, a non-profit selfhelp-group, is exclusively
made of concerned men and women who want to help each other
and other parents by the mutual exchange of experience and
information. Here you will find a secure setting to open your
heart, in which people will deal reliably with your story.
We experienced that parents who lost their baby, no matter
which week of pregnancy the evil day occurred, slowly have
to overcome the shock in order to find back to a regular rhythm
of life. We meet because we want to find proper ways of coping
with the loss of our children, to find a new sence of life
and to start living happily again by giving those children
a special place in our hearts.
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Specialising in books on pregnancy and birth,
fertility issues, midwifery, breastfeeding, parenting
and grief; and teaching resources for midwifery and
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