For support and advice on a bereavement visit Cruse Bereavement Care's website.
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We have grief groups and bereavement groups which are terrific.
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RHP Louis Coleman was placed on the bereavement list Thursday.
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Bereavement leave is meager for most people in the workforce.
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INF Hanley Ramirez was placed on the bereavement list Monday.
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OF Lonnie Chisenhall was placed on the bereavement list Friday.
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PG You've also taken a strong stand on bereavement leave.
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Some companies also allow bereavement time after losing a pet.
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Union contracts usually have a bereavement leave in the agreement.
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Davis reaches out from his bereavement, though not for sex.
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RHP Carl Edwards Jr. was placed on the bereavement list Friday.
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In Manchester a dedicated "bereavement service" counselled the parents of victims.
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Personal bereavement is powerfully intertwined with a sense of national loss.
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William was sailing for one of his charities, Child Bereavement UK.
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RHP Michael Lorenzen was reinstated from the bereavement list on Friday.
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They gave me out hours for bereavement, and they paid two weeks.
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In another, participants role-play members of a fictional bereavement support group.
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LHP Fernando Abad was reinstated from the bereavement list after Monday's game.
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If your partner dies, you are precluded from taking official bereavement leave.
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Imparting what he knows about bereavement is part of his legacy now.
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Jimmy, who has been in state of stoical bereavement, suddenly perks up.
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Bereavement leave is not covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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We saw an earlier performance, one uninterrupted by any dramatic displays of bereavement.
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I know it sounds melodramatic, but it was a bit like a bereavement.
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A friend's death would be met with bereavement and deep sadness, of course.
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VMware offers 2 days of bereavement leave for the loss of a pet.
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Orioles 3B Pedro Alvarez is on bereavement leave and will miss the series.
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Though these products may sound strange, bereavement keepsakes made from hair aren't new.
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There is just the deep sense of loss, horror, bereavement and finally, shock.
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Also much admired was "Granpa" (1984), which gently explored the theme of bereavement.
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The British king (pictured right) must have felt guilt as well as family bereavement.
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Prince William and Princess Kate visited a children's bereavement center in London this week.
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We're all going to face illness and death and bereavement and difficult medical decisions.
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As such, our bereavement rituals are also a form of expression, love, and resistance.
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Simulations can be thought of as the next step in the evolution of bereavement.
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She is founder patron of the charity Child Bereavement UK, where she remains active.
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But there's also a beauty to be found in bereavement, should you so choose.
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"Good Grief" still registers throughout as an affecting study of the ambivalence of bereavement.
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I began volunteering at the children's bereavement center three years after my mom died.
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In 2017 Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg announced Facebook's paid bereavement leave program would extend
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Some cited personal illness, while others cited family illness, personal leave, professional leave or bereavement.
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Santiago went on the bereavement list on April 28 after the death of his grandmother.
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Samuel is founder patron of Child Bereavement UK charity, where William serves as a patron.
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The princess was a vital and passionate supporter of the then-named Child Bereavement Trust.
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A spokeswoman for Cuomo, Dani Lever, said they plan to review the bereavement leave bill.
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This is the first time in my life I've ever experienced bereavement, and it's overwhelming.
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RHP David Phelps was placed on the bereavement list after a death in the family.
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McDonald's has apologized after its latest advertising campaign attracted widespread criticism for exploiting childhood bereavement.
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Abad was placed on the bereavement list on Friday after the death of his grandmother.
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Under stress and bereavement, both of us felt a desperate need to celebrate something. Anything.
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A decade ago, Ms. Ebenstein started a blog about death and bereavement called Morbid Anatomy.
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It deals with bereavement, too, albeit unmoored from the public attention a national tragedy commands.
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Lee and his nephew, thrown together by bereavement, have the makings of a comedy team.
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This BBC One drama traces one father's path from grief and bereavement to political action.
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He also homered last August after returning from the bereavement list following his father's death.
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Say a family member dies and you don't know if your employer offers bereavement leave.
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VMware offers flexible days for pet bereavement, and its Palo Alto campus is dog-friendly.
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"During her bereavement leave, Ms. Bhaduri learned that she was pregnant again," the lawsuit said.
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Most employees haven't studied their employer's bereavement policies and many don't know a policy exists.
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Three to five paid days is considered standard for bereavement leave, also called funeral leave.
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There is a letter from hospice about their bereavement services, with tips for coping with grief.
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Boshers was recalled from Rochester on April 28 when Santiago was placed on the bereavement list.
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Cleveland placed OF Lonnie Chisenhall on the bereavement list due to a death in the family.
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Locke turns these images into bereavement photos, their cheery frames an ironic reminder of their normalization.
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Bereavement specialist Terri Daniel explained what they all mean and how they can impact us mentally.
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She recalled that she and Biden spoke about bereavement, since they had both lost loved ones.
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The Yankees did not place McCann on the bereavement list and played Friday with 24 players.
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He took the roster spot of RHP David Phelps, who was placed on the bereavement list.
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Give people bereavement leave because when tragedy strikes, we need to be there for each other.
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We were able to get her in touch with a support worker at a bereavement charity.
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Most were done in by misfortune (illness, accident, bereavement) or by badly paid and erratic work.
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NOTES: Orioles RHP Miguel Castro was placed on the bereavement list for up to three days.
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She joined a bereavement group, was assigned a social worker and therapists and was prescribed antidepressants.
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RHP Michael Lorenzen was reinstated from the bereavement list Friday following the death of his father.
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C Welington Castillo (bereavement list) is expected to return to the Diamondbacks on Monday in Arizona.
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Drake, an Arizona resident, went on bereavement leave during the 2016 season when his wife died suddenly.
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The study doesn't factor in how mental illness unrelated to bereavement may have affected these artists' work.
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Cannibalism, says Kurin, was often an integral part of the bereavement process and an act of compassion.
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" "Grief is a normal response to bereavement, and everyone has their own timetable and style of grieving.
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OF Ryan Raburn is set for bereavement leave starting Sunday because of the death of his grandfather.
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There are some bereavement support groups, like StandBy Response, which offers great support, but they aren't everywhere.
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Boston also was without shortstop Xander Bogaerts and reliever Matt Barnes, who are on the bereavement list.
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Mars Petcare offers flexible working and says that can extend to "pawternity" as well as pet bereavement.
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In May, Bhaduri elected to take a one-month bereavement leave for the loss of her child.
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He speculates that this may be due to the stress of bereavement, or a longer-term effect.
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Modern Love: This week's column is by a woman who finds that bereavement can complicate family math.
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You might be on the verge of something experts call complex bereavement-related disorder or complicated grief.
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RHP Matt Barnes was reinstated from the bereavement list Sunday and available to pitch for Boston in Detroit.
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Chicago activated Hammel off the bereavement list on Monday while optioning RHP Justin Grimm to Triple-A Iowa.
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Hart would have been forced to miss three games had the Orioles placed him on the bereavement list.
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Prince William and Princess Kate showed their support on Wednesday for children and families who have suffered bereavement.
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They also provide the overnight support teams, a day therapy unit, and a bereavement care and support service.
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Its snow-crystals of prose settle into an eerily moving sequence of meditations on destruction, bereavement and rebirth.
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LHP Luis Avilan was optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City after RHP Joe Blanton returned from bereavement leave.
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Detroit OF Justin Upton was placed on the bereavement list and is not eligible to return until Sunday.
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But I do feel it in my heart, and at that level it does feel like a bereavement.
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She believes Facebook's new policy is "fantastic" and that all companies should be more flexible about bereavement leave.
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Was that bereavement, which is not widely known, always a part of the story you wanted to tell?
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You wouldn't exactly call it carelessness, since all the bereavement seems to have been arranged with meticulous care.
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The Atlanta club regularly updates its 160 members with a "bereavement report" listing local retirees who have died.
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Most bereavement therapists call this missing someone while they're still alive "anticipatory grief," the purgatorial wait before death.
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Most bereavement therapists call this missing someone while they're still alive "anticipatory grief," the purgatorial wait before death.
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She tried to get a bereavement discount for the ticket or otherwise lower the price, but was unsuccessful.
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Ms. O'Toole's Nancy matches him in the bereavement of her character's unexpected, unexplained dislocation from a secure marriage.
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Bogaerts has been on the bereavement list, and he missed all four of his team's games in Detroit.
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Recent research has linked guilt in bereavement to a wide range of mental and physical difficulties, including depression.
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Facebook is expanding bereavement leave — from 10 to 20 days — to give employees more time to grieve and recover.
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Paintings made during periods of bereavement were also less likely to be included in the collection of the Met.
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Pet insurance provider Trupanion offers its employee dog owners pet insurance as well as days off for pet bereavement.
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The founding trustee of Child Bereavement UK is grief counselor Julia Samuel, who was a close friend and Diana.
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Military government leader Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said the country was in "immeasurable grief ... profound sorrow and bereavement".
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A digital bereavement company has captured and analysed torrents of data about your husband to create a digital likeness.
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McDonald's U.K. had to apologize in May after its latest advertising campaign attracted widespread criticism for exploiting childhood bereavement.
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He likens their mood to a family bereavement: "It's as if their mother and father have died," he says.
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Facebook is extending its bereavement and family sick leave, COO Sheryl Sandberg said in a Facebook post on Tuesday.
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Bundy is back after a stint on the bereavement list and is 4-0 over his last six turns.
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C Pedro Severino was called up from Triple-A Syracuse as C Wilson Ramos went on the bereavement list.
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INF Pedro Alvarez was activated off the bereavement list Thursday after missing the three-game series against the Dodgers.
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Before she lost Harry, the couple lost their son, and bereavement is what defines her and drives her forward.
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The production induced a continuous emotional whiplash, slowly petering out at the end with drawn-out scenes of bereavement.
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OF Ryan Raburn remains on the team's bereavement list, and manager Dusty Baker does not plan to rush him back.
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" I opened the email and it said, "They all called me to figure out what our bereavement leave was today.
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The feelings of anger toward God, of spiritual abandonment or questioning God's power are also strongly related to complex bereavement.
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C Tuffy Gosewisch was recalled from Triple-A Reno when LF Rickie Weeks Jr. was placed on the bereavement list.
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INF Pedro Alvarez was placed on the bereavement list Monday and will miss the three-game series against the Dodgers.
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Without that bond—prevented by bereavement, neglect or abuse—a child undergoing a trauma is left to fend for itself.
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McCann was not placed on the bereavement list and manager Joe Girardi is uncertain if he will be available Saturday.
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It's a powerful look at how illness and bereavement can permeate every facet of a politician's personal and professional life.
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He warned that chaos could ensue if it voted to leave and described Brexit as "a sense of personal bereavement".
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"Actors can be left with emotions similar to a bereavement when a film shoot comes to an end," she said.
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When Sheryl Sandberg announced Facebook's new extended bereavement leave policy, scores of people took to Facebook to applaud the move.
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White Sox closer David Robertson was placed on the bereavement list and will not be available until the series finale.
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Go: Bereavement wears a black bathrobe in "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers," playing at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn.
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Go: Bereavement wears a black bathrobe in "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers," playing at St. Anne's Warehouse in Brooklyn.
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One night after we arrived, I read an article about "Complicated Grief," a diagnosis for bereavement lasting over six months.
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It debases the nation when the president challenges the veracity of a Gold Star widow at her moment of bereavement.
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It's time to accept that I am average, and to stop making this acceptance of my averageness into a bereavement.
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She's fighting for change offline as well and is pushing her employer to include pregnancy loss in its bereavement policy.
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Katja, who has already traveled a path from wildness to domestic stability, struggles with the enforced passivity of violent bereavement.
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There are general guidelines, sure, but bereavement is such an intensely personal experience that nothing can ever really ready you.
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A sudden event, such as a bereavement, can lead them to contact far-right groups whose extremist ideology they then espouse.
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Now all of those employees have equal access to leave for bereavement, a new baby, family sick leave or a sabbatical.
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Reds RHP Michael Lorenzen has missed the last three games while on bereavement leave but is expected to be available Friday.
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She runs training sessions and attends conferences, helping other community centers and bereavement groups develop their own versions of the program.
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" She adds, "Bereavement — and particularly child death, which is so unbearable to think about — is something William is shining a light.
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In return Neue Galerie shared a still from the film Inzilo about the South African bereavement tradition by artist Mohau Modisakeng.
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Back in Ireland, Ms. Mellet was "denied the bereavement counseling and medical care available to women who miscarry," the panel found.
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Their bereavement is no longer raw but has settled into that persistent throb of awareness of a gaping and permanent vacuum.
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Many employees say they value the paid maternity leave and paternity leave, as well as the bereavement leave the company offers.
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The technology is being considered as a way to facilitate bereavement, allowing us to communicate with loved ones through text messages.
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Any bereavement is hard enough, but when someone has disappeared, seemingly annihilated from the face of the earth, it becomes unbearable.
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Officially, deGrom is on the bereavement and family medical emergency list; a player can stay there for three to seven days.
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C Jose Lobaton, normally the backup catcher, got the start Tuesday after C Wilson Ramos was placed on the bereavement list.
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Benefits like paid family leave, bereavement leave and sick leave will be given all employees, hourly as well as salaried workers.
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She maintains regular contact with the new friends she made in her bereavement group and leans on them often for assistance.
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There's also the steely Jackie, who insists on an elaborate public funeral procession with bagpipes and visiting witnesses to her bereavement.
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Mr. Engler was in Texas on Thursday on bereavement leave for a family member and could not be reached for comment.
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But notably, the analysis shows that the decrease in a work's value typically did not extend beyond the one-year bereavement period.
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LF Melvin Upton Jr. was placed on bereavement leave Friday and is scheduled to rejoin the Padres on Monday in St. Louis.
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Jimenez, 22, went on the bereavement list on Monday, when he traveled to the Dominican Republic following the death of his grandmother.
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The retail and commercial bank, owned by Spain's Banco Santander, also had "serious failings" in its probate and bereavement process, FCA said.
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Later in the day, she will join Prince William to visit a center run by one of his charities, Child Bereavement UK.
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That whole sense of you being entitled to a long life and a family had already been stripped away by that bereavement.
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A person who is generally competent but going through a bad patch—a bereavement or job loss, say—may be more susceptible.
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"This is a small country that typically lives only one story, usually either that of readiness for battle or bereavement," he said.
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Pictured here: a film still from "Inzilo" (2013), a short film by the artist Mohau Modisakeng about the South African bereavement tradition.
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Twins left-hander Hector Santiago started a day after his grandmother died, and he is set to go on the bereavement list.
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LF Rickie Weeks Jr. is expected to return from bereavement leave on Sunday, at which point the Diamondbacks must make another move.
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Atlanta placed left-hander Luiz Gohara on the bereavement list before Friday's game following his mother's heart surgery in his native Brazil.
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William is royal patron of Child Bereavement UK, which provides support to families and children facing the loss of a family member.
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What would not wither was Ms. Whiteread's bereavement, the size of one family's living room but weighing as much as six million.
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Belag is using these color groups to allude to a process of artistic bereavement: to move forward she must leave something behind.
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A gray-bearded man with sunken eyes befitting his constant state of bereavement, he specialized in picking pockets at places of mourning.
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For Britons working in Brussels, the 2016 referendum on European Union membership produced feelings akin to "grief or bereavement," Mr. Moraes said.
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One study found, for example, that female pediatric critical care specialists were more likely than others to be involved in bereavement practices.
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These ideas link with ongoing research about how medical practitioners discuss end-of-life and how families perceive and experience bereavement practices.
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Most often, they're uncomfortable with either the idea of mourning celebrity or the triviality of social media as a forum for expressing bereavement.
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LHP Hector Santiago will be activated from the bereavement list prior to the Wednesday game against Oakland, and he will make the start.
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The right-hander must be on the bereavement/family medical emergency list for a minimum of three days but not longer than seven.
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Bogaerts was to be removed from the bereavement list prior to Monday's game against the Tigers and was expected to return to shortstop.
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Bereavement counselors said that only in the last decade have academics and nonprofit groups begun directly addressing the relationship between grieving and food.
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"That has to be relearned," said R. Benyamin Cirlin, the executive director of the Center for Loss & Renewal, a bereavement practice in Manhattan.
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Chewy is trying to foster customer loyalty, an effort which has included sending bereavement cards to shoppers who have recently lost a pet.
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LHP Fernando Abad was placed on the bereavement list and returned home to the Dominican Republic to attend the funeral of his grandmother.
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You wait in vain for the full weight of bereavement to become apparent, and also for an indication of the density of experience.
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A program called Cogito presents a cheery notification when the toll of hours discussing maternity or bereavement benefits show in a worker's voice.
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Personal note: For Sandberg, bereavement leave is an especially important subject—her husband, Dave Goldberg, died suddenly in May 2015 while on vacation.
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Go: Bereavement wears a black bathrobe in "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers," the heart-clutching British import from Wayward Productions and Complicite.
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He films an association of Israeli and Palestinian women who have lost loved ones to the conflict and feel united in their bereavement.
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I take a long shower and try to decide if I want to take a bereavement day (my company offers us three annually).
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At one point, early in her bereavement, Ms. Mara comes home to find a pie left for her by a well-meaning acquaintance.
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The 26-year-old had a brief stint with the Marlins in late May after David Phelps was placed on the bereavement list.
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Everyone -- from salaried C-suite executives to hourly warehouse workers -- will have the same bereavement, parental and family sick leave and sabbatical packages.
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INF/OF Alexi Amarista was recalled from Triple-A El Paso on Friday to replace Melvin Upton Jr., who was placed on bereavement leave.
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The school district said it engaged national experts on crisis bereavement and trauma to meet with parents of the victims and the injured students.
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The book's supernatural elements are creepy rather than cheesy, and Ms. Bauer is insightful about people, their bereavement and the way it distorts them.
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"If you think grief is at the core of your discomfort, a counselor who is specifically trained in bereavement can be helpful," she said.
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And if I've learned anything from the last 33 years, it's about not only living in the state of bereavement but also about resilience.
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Child Bereavement UK, Centrepoint, the London Air Ambulance Charity 30th Anniversary Campaign, and Tusk, four causes for which William is a patron, also competed.
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U.K. bereavement charity Grief Encounter told the BBC that it had received "countless calls" from upset viewers who had been affected by the advert.
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Boston Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts will be placed on the bereavement list and miss Friday's game against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park.
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"Time Lived, Without Its Flow," Denise Riley I recently lost my mother and have been reading a huge amount about grief, bereavement and mourning.
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The bottom line is that this use needs to happen as part of comprehensive bereavement support, which includes, in some cases, talking to professionals.
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"She was really interested in taking care of kids in their last days of lives, and helping with the bereavement process," Lyn Hiatt says.
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" CHRISTOPHER JONES "We went with our 11-year-old daughter and my mother-in-law, a former bereavement social worker for a local hospice.
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She later earned a college degree in social work and was employed for many years at Cruse Bereavement Care, a nonprofit agency in Cornwall.
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"We talked about loss, fear, bereavement, what it's like to try to make a family when your own is poor or nonexistent," she said.
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Our warehouse, customer service and store employees now have the same bereavement, parental leave, family sick leave and sabbatical packages that corporate employees have.
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It took months of bereavement counseling to help me see that I'd been clinging to my pain as a way of holding onto Jason.
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"This is a trauma that doesn't go away," said Marsha Mailick, a social scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who has studied bereavement.
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NOTES: The Red Sox optioned INF Marco Hernandez to Triple-A Pawtucket on Thursday as it reinstated 1B Hanley Ramirez from the bereavement list.
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"We became soulmates," he tells us, his emotional testimony dominating a movie (based on his book of the same name) that aches with bereavement.
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On the other hand, where is the bereavement that colors the lives of these women, each of whom believes she has lost a brother?
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Child Bereavement U.K., Centrepoint, the London Air Ambulance Charity 30th Anniversary Campaign, and Tusk, four causes for which William is a patron, will also compete.
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Detroit's Spencer Turnbull (3-4), who was activated off the bereavement list, gave up two runs (one earned) on five hits in six-plus innings.
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"She's probably the single most dedicated human being I've ever met," says Sylvia Urrata, a former bereavement care coordinator at the Philadelphia medical examiner's office.
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Honoring past relationships has proven to have such significant restorative power that grief expert J. William Worden developed an entire bereavement-recovery theory about it.
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Segura's 2014 season was cut short by personal tragedy: he went on the bereavement list after his nine-month-old son died suddenly that July.
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Child Bereavement UK, Centrepoint, the London Air Ambulance Charity 30th Anniversary Campaign, and Tusk, four causes for which William is a patron, will also compete.
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RHP David Phelps was placed on the bereavement list Tuesday because of a death in his family and missed Miami's 25-211 victory at Oakland.
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The club, which recalled reliever Noe Ramirez when Barnes went on the bereavement list, will have to make a roster move to accommodate Barnes' return.
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At its most extreme, there can be a loss of life through suicide and the carry-over effects of bereavement on that person's loved ones.
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"Her life with me was a lie," Max announces at the funeral, prompting his son, Chris (a clearly awed Kevin Pollak), to suggest bereavement counseling.
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Anyone uncomfortable with sudden public displays of bereavement might simply shift anxiously from one foot to the other, uncertain of where to focus her eyes.
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The Orioles will be without Adam Jones for this series as he was placed on the bereavement list due to a death in the family.
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NOTES: San Diego LF Melvin Upton Jr. was placed on bereavement leave Friday and is scheduled to rejoin the Padres on Monday in St. Louis.
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As he explained in his book "Disenfranchised Grief: Recognizing Hidden Sorrow," these losses can often deprive a person of the catharsis found in shared bereavement.
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The Scottish company Brewdog allows one-week paid leave for employees who adopt a puppy, and several American companies offer bereavement days when pets die.
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She has written the book for the new musical, "Curvy Widow," based on her experiences in the post-bereavement dating pool, at the Westside Theater.
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Resilience is a hot topic these days, and Lucy Hone has written a book about bereavement reflecting both her own research and her own grief.
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For that we deeply thank her, as we join her in the grief of loss and bereavement, which is also ours to feel and bear.
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But bereavement is highly correlated with depression in psychology literature, and Graddy's study suggests that depression triggered by grief doesn't help artists make their best work.
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The study team assessed widow/widower status, cognitive functioning test scores and other factors such as bereavement, education, remarriage, health status, race and living family members.
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By book seven, though, he's a total badass, hardened by his relentless exposure to prejudice, torture, murder, bereavement, and the general misery of the adult world.
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It supports families and educates professionals, both when a baby or child of any age dies or is dying, and when a child is facing bereavement.
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Union officials said sticking points in the negotiations included bereavement time and uniform allowances for the bus drivers, plus a tiered payment system and vacation time.
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The Red Sox have seven players on the DL to go along with the two on the bereavement list, SS Xander Bogaerts and RHP Matt Barnes.
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When companies are unnecessarily strict in requiring documentation for bereavement and medical leave, it leaves a sour taste in the mouths of employees who deserve better.
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Magical thinking is a term psychologists use to describe the irrationality of a mind in the throes of bereavement, but Didion take it a step further.
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McClelland volunteers as a a shop assistant at a charity shop run by Sue Ryder, a national healthcare charity that provides palliative, neurological, and bereavement care.
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The prevalence of prolonged or complicated grief among those who have experienced a major bereavement has been estimated at 6.7%, with some estimates pointing to 10%.
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She is, perhaps, trying to turn depression into bereavement: something that at least has meaning, a story with people in it, rather than a grim blank.
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OF Tyler Naquin was recalled by the Indians from Triple-A Columbus on Friday to replace OF Lonnie Chisenhall, who was placed on the bereavement list.
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In the op-ed Sandberg wrote for The New York Times about her children's experience of bereavement, she talks about grief in the language of business.
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When my son was born, and I sat nursing him in the night, I was delighted to find that all residue of my bereavement was gone.
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CS: You don't say whether or not you're seeing a therapist or participating in a bereavement group, but if not I strongly suggest you do both.
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At another institution, these new hoodies might thus have become a costume of bereavement, but the engineers and computer scientists from both teams all seemed pleased.
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But bereavement is already an isolating experience, so remember this: If you've lost a friend, or have a friend who's lost a friend, talk about it.
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RHP Noe Ramirez was optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket on Sunday to clear a roster space for the reinstatement of RHP Matt Barnes from the bereavement list.
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It was Fallon's first show since returning from a bereavement leave — his mother recently passed away, and he left the show to attend to his family's needs.
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Austin Hedges, who returned to the Padres from bereavement leave Tuesday, followed with a two-run homer that skipped off the top of the fence in right.
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And as played with angry bereavement and bewilderment by Katya Campbell, she is a vivid refutation of the idea that a mother bonds instantly with her newborn.
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C Kurt Suzuki was reinstated Monday by the Braves after being placed on the bereavement list Friday so he could travel to Hawaii for his grandfather's funeral.
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The COO also listed several workplace policies that she believes workers should advocate for, including living wages, equal paid parental leave for all genders and bereavement leave.
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Leigh Shaw wonders as she tells her bereavement group about information she has discovered online: that when a spouse dies, it feels like losing $308,780 a year.
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Project 84 also has launched an online petition drive through which it hopes to persuade Britain's government to take action to improve suicide prevention and bereavement support.
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Dr. Radosh, 240 and a neuropsychologist by training, calls it "sexual bereavement," which she defines as grief associated with losing sexual intimacy with a long-term partner.
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It was people such as these whom Heather would mention to the social worker on her team as at risk for a particularly protracted and difficult bereavement.
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I wanted to see if the experience of personal bereavement could help illuminate larger cultural shifts in our sense of reality and the reality of other people.
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The Committee went on to note that the woman was denied bereavement counselling and medical care available to women who miscarry — something that it concluded amounted to discrimination.
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Earlier this year, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg discussed the importance of paid family leave and company flexibility when announcing the social platform's new employee policy on bereavement leave.
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Yet "more research is needed to specify the condition of 'persistent complex bereavement,' " said Rheeda Walker, an associate professor and licensed clinical psychologist at the University of Houston.
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Many of these and other benefits, including a 401(k), pension, a special annual award, paid family leave, paid vacation and bereavement, have been increased in recent years.
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Also this year, in October we adopted an extended bereavement policy to provide up to 0003 days paid time for the loss of a spouse/partner or child.
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Paxton, 23.44, is 210-523 with a 252 ERA in 21 starts this season —Outfielder Andrew Benintendi was placed on the bereavement list by the Boston Red Sox.
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Though it will feel difficult at times, finding support through a trusted counselor or online bereavement community can be an invaluable way of receiving the validation we need.
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" Another wrote: "It got me thinking of ALL the sexual bereavement there is, through being single, through divorce, through disinterest and through what I am experiencing, through prostatectomy.
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Hospitals often offer memorial services and bereavement coordinators, and clinicians may make phone calls, attend family meetings and send condolences, the study authors note in the journal Medicine.
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Nearly every image of Coretta Scott King since her husband's death has seemed suffused with preternatural stillness, her face fixed with the brave solitude of timeless interior bereavement.
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As a hospice bereavement volunteer I have learned from clients that they find it helpful when I acknowledge, "There are no words" (which of course are four words).
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Infielder Richard Urena and outfielder Billy McKinney were optioned to Buffalo, left-hander Ryan Feierabend was designated for assignment and right-hander Elvis Luciano went on the bereavement list.
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Beyond bereavement and feelings of abandonment, chance also brought him exile, as the little boy was sent away to his grandparents' home and subsequently to a hated boarding school.
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Specifically, the screening would look for signs of depression, and help those administering the test distinguish any symptoms from those of anxiety, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), or bereavement.
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To date, the more than 50 volunteers for the organization have sent out around 2,000 bereavement memory boxes and 6,000 holiday gifts to families with babies in the NICU.
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" Quotable "For a long time it was in the 'Death and Bereavement' category on Amazon and I was acutely worried about people mistaking it for a self-help book.
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But there are much healthier ways to support pet owners dealing with death — for example, by enlisting the help of a social worker trained in pet loss and bereavement.
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Dr. Schonfeld is a member of the academy's Disaster Preparedness Advisory Council and director of the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement, University of Southern California, Los Angeles.
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Peraza, who was called up from Triple-A Louisville on Friday after Billy Hamilton was placed on the bereavement list, started in center field and singled in the first inning.
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Facebook has extended paid leave for family bereavement, and will give up to six weeks of leave to take care of sick family members, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said.
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But Amazon grants workers limited time off, even without pay, and the time spent in the hospital had overdrawn Sandra's balance by one hour before the bereavement leave set in.
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There were the big problems, like trying to get the girls tested for the sickle cell trait and finding a bereavement counselor to help them cope with their sister's death.
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"I was young and scared," he says, devastated by his bereavement and advised by his court-appointed lawyers that, if he didn't cop a plea, he would never be released.
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In October 2012, a female soldier was killed in Afghanistan, and her wife was not recognized by the Pentagon or Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for honors or bereavement benefits.
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In the UK and U.S., employees have no statutory right to paid bereavement leave, which means the duration of an employee's leave is entirely at the discretion of their employer.
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"I felt the bereavement go through my arm, into the brush, and into the paint, and onto the board, and I'd leave a bit of it over there," he says.
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In fact, childhood bereavement is a significant public health issue, placing kids at greater risk for depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and substance use as well as poor academic performance.
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Feeling like a woman "In an ideal setting, psychological support, counseling and even practical things like bereavement counseling are super important but seen as a luxury right now," Roodt said.
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Why I think the way we treat our employees ... The day after we launched our bereavement leave, I got an email from Lori Goler, our head of HR, who you know.
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The way Wolfe performs it, and Walter frames and shoots it, makes Barbara's journey work both as metaphor and as a more literal experience in navigating the particular monsters of bereavement.
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Many of the pilgrims she meets are secular people who have taken the trail to process a trauma or turning point in their lives: divorce, bereavement, job loss, illness or recovery.
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Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo — who had been idle the past four games, including one during which he was on the bereavement list after a death in the family — made 213 saves.
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Places where the burden of bereavement was explored and expressed; where people didn't dress in black and avert their eyes; where grief was not expected to be kept behind closed doors.
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Dr. Jan-Louise Godfrey, a psychology professor at Swinburne University and expert in child bereavement, believes that disenfranchised grief—grief that goes unacknowledged by society—can have huge mental health ramifications.
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Bereavement centers have made community support for grieving families a top priority; civically-minded people should support their local grief support center through the National Alliance for Grieving Children and contribute.
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"It was devastating, there was a sense of bereavement throughout the entire town," Elin Evans, who started working at the factory when she was just 14, told Wales Online of Dewhirst's departure.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg drew on the personal tragedy of the loss of her husband Dave Goldberg when talking about Facebook's new bereavement policy announced today at a conference in southern California.
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To explore how bereavement affects artists' work, Graddy studied 10,000 paintings produced by 33 French Impressionists and over 2,000 paintings by 15 modern European and American artists born between 1900 and 1920.
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"I've still got her spices in the cabinet," said Johnnie Footman, who is in his 70s, at a recent meeting of a bereavement group for men at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx.
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"There are a cascade of secondary losses and stressors," says David Schonfeld, the director of the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement at USC, who did not participate in this study.
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" The charity's chief executive, Ann Chalmers, says in a statement that the new "One More Minute" campaign "taps into a human truth that will help people to understand the impact of bereavement.
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Most important to resilience in the face of bereavement were how vulnerable or protected surviving spouses felt and how well they functioned in their everyday roles, Dr. Infurna said in an interview.
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The Red Sox placed RHP Steven Wright (shoulder) on the 15-day disabled list, placed 63B Hanley Ramirez on the bereavement list and optioned RHP Roenis Elias to Triple-A Pawtucket. 2.
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The Giants evened the score in the second, partially because reserve catcher Christian Bethancourt was starting in left for the Padres with Melvin Upton Jr. away from the team on bereavement leave.
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New policy: Employees will now get up to 20 days of paid bereavement leave for the loss of an immediate family member, and, up to 10 days for an extended family member.
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More importantly, the Florida school kids changed the terms of the national gun debate and provided a template for survivors of future firearms tragedies to turn their own bereavement into political action.
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With an interdisciplinary team of professionals — including expert physicians, nurses, social workers, volunteers, bereavement counselors and spiritual support — patients can peacefully die at home, surrounded by the people and things they love.
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It meant too much to me to slack off — so I create a short short short short piece about the connection between grief and routine: a project that actually helped distill my bereavement.
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Jack Plummer, 9, from King's Lynn, whose mother Amee Walton died from a brain tumor at the age of 29 in 2013, handed over the gifts on behalf of bereavement charity Nelson's Journey.
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Six months to one year after the death, as they were wading through the different phases of bereavement, the teens also found social media helpful to express more positive thoughts and happy memories.
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Alongside its best known and most obvious application, gaming, it's also been used in real estate, to help people with bereavement, to let you go on virtual vacations and, because duh, for porn.
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Childhood bereavement research also suggests that having a parent who died due to suicide, an accident, or another sudden cause may further increase the risk for major depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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She's acting symbolism and tragedy in a way only partly to do with her husband's assassination and everything to do with performing docility, sympathy, wifeliness, decorum, strength and bereavement for an expectant nation.
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The literature discussed bereavement practices and the factors that influence doctors' involvement in funeral attendance and included 16 editorials, 12 letters and 18 studies conducted in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Israel and Ireland.
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If it's commonly accepted that bereavement imitates the conditions of depression in some ways, that it feels so similar, then perhaps it should be considered in a similar way, however temporary it is.
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Howard confides in a woman he meets at a bereavement support group (Naomie Harris), and their interactions are entirely inappropriate for where and how they've met (much like his colleagues and their thespian charges).
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The blog Pet Loss Help has published an expansive list of bereavement resources which includes numerous pet-loss support hotlines and information about support groups in different states, as well as additional online resources.
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The ad, which launched Friday in the UK, was supposed to run for seven weeks, according to a marketing news site, but feedback from child bereavement groups in the UK may have changed that.
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Child Bereavement UK, Centerpoint, the London Air Ambulance Charity 30th Anniversary Campaign, Tusk, Action on Addiction, Place2Be, the Anna Freud National Center for Children and Families, and The Royal Foundation will all be represented.
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The idea at the heart of "Upheaval" is that the insights which help people cope with personal crises, such as crushing disappointment, divorce or bereavement, can also shed light on those that afflict states.
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Based on the victims' circumstances, Reuters has calculated the payout for dependency damages could be 1.2 million pounds, for property it could be 1.4 million and for bereavement it could come to 1.0 million.
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At Monday's party at the Kensington Palace Pavilion, William, 36, chatted to families who have received support from Child Bereavement UK and then got the dinner off to a start by making a speech.
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Baltimore recalled LHP Jayson Aquino from Double-A Bowie and OF Dariel Alvarez from Triple-A Norfolk, optioned LHP Ariel Miranda to the Tides and placed 3B Pedro Alvarez on the bereavement list. 3.
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Ehire Adrianza replaced Polanco at short on Tuesday and Molitor said the team would likely make a roster move Wednesday, putting Polanco on the bereavement list and summoning a replacement from Triple-A Rochester.
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Some of the risk factors for developing this diagnosis are: a history of childhood abuse; bereavement; history of family psychiatric issues; lack of social support; and being of Hispanic or African American ethnic background.
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His bereavement was triggered by questioning about whether platforms deserve CDA 230's protection when they stop being passive conduits and actively make editorial decisions about content on their platforms — such as traditional publishers.
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Critic's Pick Bereavement wears a black bathrobe in "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers," the heart-clutching British import from Wayward Productions and Complicite, which opened on Sunday at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn.
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HBO Drama Revives a National Trauma for Israel "Our Boys," a series about the 2014 killing of a Palestinian teenager by Jews, has set off a battle over the politics of bereavement and victimhood.
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A few ways Facebook caters to employees' personal lives include extended bereavement leave, extended parental leave and the company's new headquarters that will have housing, a grocery store and a pharmacy, among other features.
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In Ferrante's ice-pick of a novel, Olga's orderly life spins into disarray — our reviewer called it "a purgatory of rage and bereavement" — when her husband of 15 years leaves her for another woman.
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Unlike other crime series, this one isn't a mystery: we know from the beginning that Paul Spector (Jamie Dornan), a seemingly normal husband, father, and bereavement counselor, also has a penchant for stalking and murder.
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We regularly hear from our readers how swimming outdoors has transformed their lives, from simply improving their fitness to helping them cope with stress, finding their way through a bereavement or reducing symptoms of depression.
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Lauer, who made his first appearance since returning from bereavement leave following the death of his father, gave up five runs on six hits and three walks with seven strikeouts in 4 2/3 innings.
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The first short is 2005's "Lettuce," a two-minute video in which Andy Samberg and Will Forte sit on a stoop munching on entire heads of lettuce while Will comforts Andy about a bereavement.
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Ntilikina — while starting the Knicks' last two games because Smith has been on bereavement leave and Elfrid Payton is injured — has watched everyone but Walt Frazier trotted out ahead of him the past two years.
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Los Angeles placed RHPs JC Ramirez (elbow) and Andrew Bailey (shoulder) on the 10-day disabled list, recalled LHP Jose Alvarez from Triple-A Salt Lake and activated LHP Tyler Skaggs from the bereavement list.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate joined in on a support group session at a child bereavement charity on Wednesday, as they helped the service's London center mark its one-year anniversary.
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But except for people with short-term sleep-disrupting issues, like post-surgical pain or bereavement, these sedative-hypnotics have a time-limited benefit and can sometimes cause more serious problems than they might prevent.
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A recent documentary about the ponds, broadcast on the BBC, included testimony from swimmers about the mood-elevating properties of a daily dip, or the ponds' part in sustaining swimmers through cancer treatment or bereavement.
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Pet friendly benefits like pet leave, pet bereavement and pet health insurance are growing in popularity, Steven Feldman, an executive director at Human Animal Bond Research Institute (HABRI), tells the Society for Human Resources Management.
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Then there are those with psychological connections to the incident, including people who previously attended the school, those with children who are the same age as the victims, people who have undergone similar bereavement difficulties.
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Ignore, for a moment, the stunning moral failure that is an American president seeking to dismiss the death, suffering and bereavement of many thousands of American citizens as a political stunt cooked up by his enemies.
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The royal dad helped host a dinner in his palace home on Monday to mark the 25th anniversary of Child Bereavement UK. The charity's launch had been supported — and attended — by Diana, who died in 1997.
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Exactly 2000 teachers at Metro Nashville Public Schools, Tennessee's second-largest school district with more than 228,93 students, called out of work Monday morning citing either personal illness, family illness, professional leave, personal leave, or bereavement.
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Exactly 20193 teachers at Metro Nashville Public Schools, Tennessee's second-largest school district with more than 80,000 students, called out of work Monday morning citing either personal illness, family illness, professional leave, personal leave, or bereavement.
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C Jose Lobaton, normally the backup catcher, started for the second game in a row Wednesday as C Wilson Ramos was put on the bereavement list Tuesday due to the death of his grandfather, Jesus Campos.
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A ban on gatherings has shattered the vital rituals that help us grieve, said Andy Langford, the chief operating officer of Cruse Bereavement Care, a British charity providing free care and counselling to those in grief.
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Referred to as the "forgotten mourners," children's needs during periods of bereavement are often overlooked, though they tend to result in increased feelings of sadness, anxiety and anger, according to the National Alliance for Grieving Children.
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The long-overdue conversation about adversity and resilience launched by Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant's book, Option B, has caused many of us to think about life's toughest issues: mortality, bereavement, chronic illness, and so on.
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"Amid the nightmare of Dave's death when my kids needed me more than ever, I was grateful every day to work for a company that provides bereavement leave and flexibility," wrote Sandberg in an accompanying Facebook post.
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It also said that in addition to the 20 hours of unpaid time off employees are allowed to take per quarter, Amazon offers three days of bereavement leave and accrued sick leave in accordance with local laws.
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The Dodgers optioned LHP Luis Avilan to Triple-A Oklahoma City prior to Monday's game and activated RHP Louis Coleman, who struck out two in one inning of relief in his return from the bereavement list. 2.
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Angell, a playwright, portrays the family's bereavement in sharp, convincing and acutely sad prose, capturing the abstract, almost unseemly nature of small tasks in the midst of tragedy, and the way tiny details take on vast significance.
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Stephen Piscotty, batting for the first time since missing four games while on the bereavement list due to his mother's death, made it 3-0 in the second inning with his third home run of the season.
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Their paper, "Death Bereavement, and Creativity," centers on the psychological notion of "flow," a person's most creative state, and how it is interrupted by the loss of a parent, spouse, child, or friend as grief occupies the mind.
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" The prince, who supports the charity Child Bereavement UK, added, "The startling weight of grief can burst any bubble of complacency in how you live your life, and help you to live up to the values you espouse.
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Under Mercedes's Customer Bereavement Program, when the company learns of the death of a lessee, it sends a condolence letter to the family, as well as a leather journal and pen to help it manage the estate's obligations.
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Erin Wasserman led a study of the performance of players who spent time on the disabled list with a concussion between 2007 and 2013, and used as a control group players who went on paternity or bereavement leave.
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This is not the same as the more intense, ongoing postpartum depression, which doesn't reveal itself immediately, says Christiane Manzella, a senior psychologist who specializes in bereavement at the Seleni Institute, a women's counseling center in New York.
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Of course, what I'm talking about is sudden and unexpected bereavement—but in terms of how well equipped you are to deal with these things at a young age, I can't imagine that anticipatory grief is much easier.
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Princess Kate Reveals Tiny Royal Baby Bump During First Appearance Since Announcing Third Pregnancy Also in attendance were children from both WellChild and Child Bereavement UK along with guests who suffered in London's Grenfell Tower fire over the summer.
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"As CEO, my compensation is much higher than the average warehouse employee; however, we shouldn't be distinguishing whose newborn child is more important, or whose sick parent is more important, or whose bereavement leave is more important," Hyman said.
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"Prince William, who became the Royal Patron of the Child Bereavement Charity in 2014, wrote to the Daily Mail that he took on the role "because I know what it is like to lose someone you love so much.
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In a matter of hours, we can provide thousands of dollars to families suddenly saddled with hardships; in a matter of seconds, while waiting in line for a cold brew, we can sign petitions to reform bereavement-leave policies.
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One day after placing Jackie Bradley Jr. on the disabled list, the Red Sox expect to get back Xander Bogaerts from bereavement leave on Tuesday as they return home to begin a two-game series with the Baltimore Orioles.
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If a woman asks for her husband, having forgotten that he is dead, should you tell her the truth and cause her terrible grief, knowing that this fresh bereavement will likely repeat itself, over and over, day after day?
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Suppose a woman signs a directive that she is not to be lied to but, at a later stage of the disease, suffers terrible bereavement each day as a consequence—should her family feel obliged to respect her wishes?
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Common topics include "relationship issues, financial stress, difficulty with transition, depression, anxiety, bereavement, chronic pain or suicidal thoughts," Life Line program director Ciara Dockery wrote in an email, noting that such issues are also present in the general population.
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Customized for a wide range of life events, from positive ones like the arrival of a new baby to difficult experiences such as bereavement or illness, Cheerboxes are filled with tools for self-care, including journals and healthy snacks.
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The social services agency that helped Ms. Teixeira enroll her children in bereavement counseling and monitored their progress, New Alternatives for Children, came up with a way to pay for the uniforms: $447.45 from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
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This book feels far removed from "Falling Out of Time", the eerie elegy with which Mr Grossman in 2011 broke the silence of bereavement that had afflicted him when his soldier son Uri was killed in the war with Lebanon.
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Mr Kelly then startled the White House briefing room by suggesting that many journalists do not even "know anyone who knows anyone" in the armed forces and offering to take questions from reporters with a connection to a bereavement in war.
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Crushing bereavement: For basically the entirety of the final three books Harry is in a constant state of grief, with barely any time to get over the loss of one loved one before the next person close to him snuffs it.
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Today at The Makers Conference, Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg made a major announcement: The company has extended its bereavement policy and will now offer up to 20 paid days off for employees who have lost an immediate family member.
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According to a fucking magnificently morose and depressing study done in Denmark—whose use of antidepressants is the fourth highest in the world—statistics taken over roughly ten years show that there's a correlation between a recent bereavement and subsequent death.
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"We do not know a lot about how the end-of-life experience of children impacts on family bereavement outcomes," said Dr. Joanne Wolfe, co-author of an accompanying editorial and director of pediatric palliative care at Boston Children's Hospital.
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But for all of the film's attention to the contradictory emotional aftermath of loss, its Mongolian escape valve feels strangely obligatory — not a reason to get away from mourning, but a gimmick around which a film about bereavement was built.
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Although children's bereavement has not been a prominent concern in child rearing, our world brings tragedy into homes and classrooms each day— violence, disasters and 9/11 have caused thousands of children to grow up without a parent or sibling.
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A cinematic wanderer who captured a distinctively Jewish sense of exile and bereavement, Akerman filmed herself obstinately and revealingly, contemplating her own absence and pursuing ecstatic beauty and harsh ideas, work and love, as if to defy the void. ♦
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You are encouraging people to go out there and unpeacefully protest and block airport entrances for people who are going to visit a sick parent and can't make their flight, or are going for a bereavement call and can't make their flight.
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After The Times published a Food article about how mealtimes can be difficult for widows (a gender-neutral term that bereavement counselors now use), hundreds of readers described the heartbreak and joy that food and cooking can bring after losing a partner.
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In the case of Primo Levi, who confronted the horror of surviving 11 months in the abominable Polish concentration camp Auschwitz, he lamented that victimhood brought with it a responsibility for giving testimony to the bereavement that he and other survivors faced.
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However, it does not appear he will need to go on the DL. ... White Sox RHP Tommy Kahnle was optioned to Triple-A Charlotte to make room for RHP David Robertson, who was reinstated from the bereavement list prior to the game.
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New York lawmakers have approved a bill that would give employees in the Empire State three months paid bereavement leave to mourn the loss of a loved one – in turn, spurring concerns among business owners that the policy would create a staffing crisis.
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After placing two players on the bereavement list and another on the disabled list Thursday, the Red Sox were without key bats Mookie Betts and Hanley Ramirez in Friday's series opener due to a flu bug that is wreaking havoc on the clubhouse.
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From her enigmatic photographs, or the half-buried historical traumas that haunt these "landscapes of bereavement and implacable homelessness", readers of the great W.G. Sebald—another self-exiled German—will suspect that his shade has strolled with Ms Kinsky by the Lea.
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ST ETIENNE, France (Reuters) - Rocked by a second family bereavement in three days, Croatia will be determined to seal a last-16 berth when they meet the Czech Republic in their Euro 2016 Group D clash on Friday, defender Domagoj Vida said.
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At Facebook, COO and Lean In author Sheryl Sandberg changed the company's bereavement policy following the sudden death of her husband in 2015; the company now offers employees a comparatively generous 20 days paid leave following the loss of an immediate family member.
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Last year Sandberg announced that Facebook would begin giving up to 20 days of bereavement leave in the event of a family member's death, six weeks of paid leave to care for a sick relative and three days of paid family sick time.
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Bereavement specialist Terri Daniel, author of "Grief and God: When Religion Does More Harm Than Healing," told Insider there are actually five types of grief that don't involve death at all, and they can come into sharper focus when we're already feeling seasonal glumness.
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For her paper "Death, Bereavement, and Creativity," Kathryn Graddy, an economics professor at Brandeis University, studied major 20th-century artists and found that they did not produce their most successful works while suffering in the wake of a death of a relative or close friend.
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But the bigger problem is that the pungency of the original story—its off-kilter vision of how fear shreds identity; its insight into social outsiders—has been drained away, sanded over, then renovated with Goop-y self-help truisms about bereavement and healing.
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Another riff about social media in there that I wanted to ask you about, where you talked about the public bereavement when a celebrity died, and it's still happening, obviously, but that string where David Bowie died and Prince died and whoever else died.
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Despite the statistics, and the disheartening recent events, surviving a mass shooting does not mean children, teens and communities are permanently damaged, explained Dr. David Schonfeld, director of the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement and a pediatrician at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
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I pray that our Heavenly Father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement, and leave you only the cherished memory of the loved and lost, and the solemn pride that must be yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom.
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"What went up in the end is a place with one function only — to give the names of the fallen," said Professor Lebel, who specializes in collective memory and the politics of bereavement, adding that even one sentence about how they died could be cause for argument.
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If the courts find someone was wrongfully killed, the claim categories are a flat 2200,980 pounds per victim for bereavement, costs such as funeral bills, dependency damages where minors or dependent spouses are left behind, and property damage - all to be paid by the party found responsible.
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"I think it's becoming clear that, through well-intentioned efforts to protect our children and keep them safe, we are actually harming them emotionally," said Dr. David Schonfeld, professor of pediatrics at Children's Hospital Los Angeles and director of the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement.
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On Tuesday, William is scheduled to undertake his first public royal duties of the New Year, visiting a hostel run by the homelessness charity Centrepoint in London and then, on Wednesday, joining Kate at Child Bereavement U.K's center in Stratford, in the east of the city.
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Psychologists have long maintained that after a brief period of sometimes intense bereavement, the vast majority of surviving spouses adjust well, returning to their previous work, daily routines and prior state of contentment within a few months to a year – a psychological outcome referred to as resilience.
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Published in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, the paper reviewed 32 qualitative and quantitative English-language studies that addressed various preferences for how to die, according to three groups of what the researchers called "stakeholders": patients, family members (before or during bereavement), and health care providers.
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"Bereavement practices in general, or crying, are seen as limiting the objectivity of physicians, which is seen as an important trait when doing the best for a patient," said Sofia Zambrano of the University Center for Palliative Care in Bern, Switzerland, who wasn't involved in the study.
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"He told my son that, when his mum died, he was 15 at the time, and he was very angry and found it very difficult to talk about it," said the mother of a boy who Prince William spoke to while visiting a children's bereavement center in London.
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Why complicated grief is so complicated Complicated grief, the only grief condition described in scientific research, has gone by many names, including prolonged grief, persistent complex bereavement, pathological grief and traumatic grief, said Dr. Katherine Shear, founder and director of the Center for Complicated Grief at Columbia University.
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In addition to offering up to four months of paid parental leave for all new parents regardless of gender, Facebook announced in 2017 that the company was expanding its bereavement policy to allow employees to take up to 20 days off after the loss of a family member.
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Ultimately, we wanted to explore the story of a family that had decided to publicly share and talk about an experience that most people keep very private – in many ways, it felt like the Greens were flouting a kind of social taboo that seems to exist around sickness, bereavement and grief.
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Holding the hands of his two small children—Sydney, 21, in a print dress, and Justin, 2210, in long pants and a jacket—he was the very picture of bereavement, unsteady and stricken, while Nicole Simpson's body, her throat cut to the spinal cord, lay in her closed, flower-covered coffin.
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Kate competed on the ship for the Royal Foundation's Early Years program, and William sailed on the ship representing Child Bereavement UK. The other charities represented in the race were Centrepoint, London's Air Ambulance Charity, Tusk Trust, Action on Addiction, Place2Be, and the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families.
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The writer and director of the film, Martin McDonagh, is right to accord such prominence to the billboards; they get the movie going, and thereby display its wares—bereavement, rage, small-town venom, and the strange spoors that you find yourself tracking when you have to hunt down the truth.
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Other companies are following in Amazon's pawprints, introducing benefits like "paw-ternity" leave, pet bereavement and pet health insurance to lure young talent (millennials are the largest pet-owning demographic) "Having dogs in our workplace is an amazing treat," writes Lara Hirschfield, Amazon "Woof Pack" manager, on the company's blog.
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The second volume, which unfolds in Tagame's forthright, approachable black and white, has a pedagogical tone (cue high jinks and life lessons), but this is offset by its genuine humor, and its deceptively sophisticated investigation into the nature of love, marriage, divorce, bereavement and nontraditional child-rearing across multiple contexts.
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In addition to the suggestions Frankel offered, she also recommends two books, " How to ROAR: Pet Loss Grief Recovery " by Robin Jean Brown and " The Loss of a Pet: A Guide to Coping with the Grieving Process When a Pet Dies " by Wallace Sife, founder of the Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement.
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Mashable spoke to grief experts and a number of people who've dealt with loss to find out what one should and should not do on Facebook following a bereavement: Some people feel compelled to write a farewell message on a the deceased persons wall as soon as they learn of their passing.
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Many patients with advanced cancer receive aggressive medical care during their dying days even though growing evidence suggests that high-intensity treatments may not be associated with better quality of life or outcomes for patients, or an easier bereavement for the loved ones they leave behind, Wright and colleagues report in JAMA.
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It was not to be: Baez was sent back to the minors to start the year, and had barely gotten started there when his sister, severely disabled by spinal bifidia since birth and by all accounts a center of his world, passed away in April of 2015, sending Baez to the bereavement list and upending his universe.
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The film sometimes pretends to be a classical tragedy about bereavement, motherhood and mental illness, but with its regular scares and its rudimentary plotting, "Hereditary" is fundamentally a hokey Halloween haunted-house chiller, complete with spooks, séances and people who are foolish enough to run upstairs rather than out of the door when they're being chased.
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"Grieving via social media accounts is not recommended as a sole source of processing or grieving, given that it can have many pitfalls of its own," says Erin Hope Thompson, clinical psychologist and founding director of The Loss Foundation, a UK-based charity that provides bereavement support for people who have lost a loved one to cancer.
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The whole thing starts off with the potential for a budding romance in a cafe, and then the story completely goes off the rails: there's a dark backstory about kidnapping and assault; there's family bereavement, stolen identity and — wait for it — even the brow-furrowing hint of something extraterrestrial right at the end, just to really catch you off guard.
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"This pioneering research confirms to us what those volunteers have been telling us: Every day they are meeting people trying to cope with low, insecure incomes and rising prices that mean even the smallest unexpected expense can leave them destitute and hungry – be that an unexpected bill, bereavement or the loss of income caused by benefit delay," said David McAuley, chief executive of The Trussell Trust.
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The partners who cut their teeth together in the lo-fi worlds of digital radio and microbudget sitcoms have arrived, two decades later, in the most glamorous territory imaginable—albeit of two very different types: Gervais in the auteur's playground of the TV miniseries, making adult dramas about bereavement and existential misery; Merchant in the director's chair in Tinseltown, rattling out feel-good sports biopics with the planet's most bankable movie star.
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" And after Kaag's elegant portrait of the marriage of William Ernest Hocking and his wife Agnes, then Hocking's bereavement of her, then his new love at age 87 with the 68-year-old Nobel Prize-winning novelist Pearl Buck, Kaag teaches us to hear the philosopher's lines about "communion with others" with the ears of love: "How would it seem if my mind could but once be within thine; and we could meet and without barrier be with each other?
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"It didn't assess whether anyone checked to see if the plans actually incorporated the topics, how well or thoroughly they were addressed, whether the plans were appropriate and feasible, whether the school had the resources or the staff had the training to carry out the plans, and whether or not they ever tested or evaluated the plans," said Dr. David Schonfeld, director of the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement and a professor at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
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Despite the world's bereavement over her death, despite her having been less a household name and more a spiritual resident of our actual home, despite giving us soundtracks for loneliness, for lovemaking, for joy, for church, cookouts and bars, despite the induction ceremonies, medals and honorary degrees, despite her having been the only Aretha most of us have ever heard of, is it possible that we've taken her for granted, that in failing to make her president, a saint or her own country, we still might not have paid her enough respect?
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