compiled by Katie Smith & Kara L.C.
Jones
The Dougy Center offers a page specifically to help bereaved teenagers.
They have many other resource supports available there, too.
http://www.dougy.org/adult_grievteen.html
PBS - THE WEST - Letters and Journals of Narcissa Whitman
Some of these old letters are very interesting for exploring a historical
perspective on grief -- things that have changed; things that haven't!
http://www.pbs.org/weta/thewest/resources/archives/two/whitman2.htm
Rings of Passion | ANGUISH — Unknown Artist’s “Mother
with Child (Luphinga Lua Limpe)
This is a most interesting and unique piece of African art. It is a symbol
used during childbirth, and the most intriguing thing is that it is specifically
used to address women who give birth to a stillborn child. This is definitely
from a culture unlike our arrogant American culture that goes about saying
that stillbirth is so rare and that hospitals are just places where everything
goes well for birthing, etc. This piece of art and the explanation offered
on this page is stunning, overwhelming -- and yet it is not so complicated!
How hard would it be for our own culture to just accept death as part
of birthing!?
http://www.pbs.org/ringsofpassion/anguish/luphinga.html
Katie is a Neo Fight Listener and a MISS Facilitator in the mid-west.
All of her work is offered in honor of her son Charles Christopher who
was born still on 11/6/99.
[Editor's note: We here at KotaPress would like
to thank Katie for co-editing the Loss Journal with Kara!! Her help is
more valuable than gold!!]
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