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Grandy's Tear Soup cooking tips
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Soup Making & Time
From Tear Soup, a recipe for healing after
loss.
Story by Pat Schwiebert &
Chuck DeKlyen
Illustrated by Taylor Bills |
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Soup
Making and Time
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Grief work
takes time. Much longer than anyone wants it to. |
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If a child
or spouse dies it may be a year before the bereaved begins to gain a sense of stability,
because the loss is highlighted by each season, holiday, anniversary or special day. The
second year is not so great either. |
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You may be
okay one minute but the next minute you may hit bottom. |
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Nighttime
can be particularly difficult. Some people have trouble getting to sleep while others have
trouble staying asleep. An then there are those who don't want to wake up. |
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Most
people can tolerate another's loss for about a month before wanting the bereaved person to
get back to normal. |
A copy of the Tear Soup
Tips can be downloaded from the link provided below.
This download file was prepared for you to print and share with with
your support group or friends. Enjoy. For more info contact webmaster@griefwatch.com
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Tips in PDF Format
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