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This book is helpful and I will find this kind of book.
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BTW, Ashley, how does a person indent when posting. I feel guilty for making the request of the late Davit. I must have been able to do it, but the spacebar doesn't work.
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Stasi, Welcome, Some great books offering solace around grieving that I’ve read are: “H is For Hawk”(Helen Mcdonald);The Lonely City(Olivia Laing);”They Left Us Everything” by Plum Johnson. They’re good writers and echoed my many feelings. A current movie recommended was “Manchester by the Sea”, although it’s about a sibling death. I forgot the other current movie, but it would help to get out.
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Welcome Stasi,

Interesting thought. Grieving is very important. Now that you have acknowledged this how have you let yourself grieve or heal?


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I am new to the group and wanted to introduce myself.  I have dealt with  anxiety for many years but it has always been manageable.  I have experienced experienced so changes in my life.    I lost my father and stepped up to take care of things including my mother .   after my first panic attack I reflected on thoughts during the attack an realize some things.  One of those is that I feel I never was given time to grieve for my dad because I was too busy taking care of my mother.  i hope that this realization will help me begin to heal and deal with my panic issues.    thank you for your time!!

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