Every person must cope with loss of a loved on his or her own terms. The emotional upheaval these trying times can cause is sometimes so overwhelming that even the support of friends and family may not help relieve the amount of sadness and grief you feel.
While our experience has taught us that there truly is no simple solution to ease this type of pain, we have noted the immense benefits that come from genuine care, support and education. For this reason we have worked extremely hard to create the first interactive online aftercare experience ever produced. In the comfort and privacy of your home you can access this tool in understanding and dealing with the emotions that surround death and loss.
It is our hope that those who are experiencing the pain that comes from grief will benefit from being able to listen, read and research with this interactive aftercare experience. While using this resource please feel free to contact us personally with any questions, thoughts or additional needs.
We welcome you to our interactive aftercare experience and offer our sincere continued support and concern during this difficult time.
When a loved one or friend dies, grieving that loss can take a long time, but you are not alone. Grief Connections is here with support groups, and now daily emails, that provide encouragement and reminders of the recovery process.
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The mission of the West Virginia Family Grief Center is to provide caring support to grieving children and their families through peer support, education, and outreach. Families with children between age 3 and 18, who have experienced the death of a loved one, meet weekly to share a meal, meet others who have experienced losses, and learn that their feelings are normal and they are not alone in their grief. Peer Support Groups meet on Monday evenings from 6pm until 8pm beginning September 13, 2004.
Tender Loving Care Home Care, Hospice and Private Duty is the states largest in home service provider with a full continuum of services to meet the patients and families needs. Home Care services are for acutely ill patients. Hospice provides caring to terminally ill patients and supportive services to their families. Private Duty care meets the needs of patients and families that need help for four or more hours in a day. Nurses and Aides can come to relieve the family and provide supportive services. Allow Tender Loving Care to be your-in-home care consultant and help you find the services that will best take care of your loved one and meet your families needs. Please call 304-296-9898 or 1-800-860-0101 or check us out online at www.tlcathome.com/wv.
Hospice Care has been providing compassionate care for over 20 years. You should consider Hospice Care for your loved one when that person has an illness of which there is no cure. At any time during a life-limiting illniess, it's appropriate to discouss all of a patient's care options, including hospice. Hospice Care staff members are h ighly sensitive to patient and family concerns and are always available to discuss them with the patient and family. Transitions Center of Hospice Care's mission is "To assist individuals as they move through the loss and grief process and to provide bereavement counseling, support, education, crisis intervention, and resources to the community.:" The Transitions Center is a cummunity based program that provides services throughout North Central WV. The services are available on-site, in the privacy of your own home, or at any one of our offices. We offer support in many forms to anyone who has experienced a loss due to death or other life circumstances. For more information call 1-866-275-5677 (LOSS) or 599-1125.
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