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Death, bereavement, funeral, grieving - lots of good advise

Postby Stressedout on April 06, 2006, 12:06:16 PM

A downer of a subject but I came across this article and thought others might find it useful.

The purpose of this document is to to enable staff in services for people with autism lay down guidelines to offer confident, care in the event of bereavement.



http://www.nas.org.uk/content/1/c4/38/6 ... vement.pdf
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Son 5 is hemiplegic and ASD. Daughter 7 has scoliosis and is possibly ASD. Husband has Asperger Syndrome. Me Fibromyalgia and gastric band

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Re: Death, bereavement, funeral, grieving - lots of good adv

Postby feline on February 18, 2007, 06:11:07 PM

It's something we ALL have deal with...I've just posted this link on another forum it's simply wondeful for kids who lose a loved one...

http://www.donorfamilynetwork.co.uk/newdfn5/Kids_Stuff.html

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Izzy 1 - scadgie cat
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