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Grief & Loss for Young & Middle Adults: When Your Child Dies: For the Bereaved Parent Who Still Has to Go to Work, Be There for Everyone Else, and Find a Way to Survive

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Grief & Loss for Young & Middle Adults: When Your Child Dies: For the Bereaved Parent Who Still Has to Go to Work, Be There for Everyone Else, and Find a Way to Survive

By: Denise J. Brege
Narrated by: Liz Wylder Boyer
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You lost your child. And the world still expected you back at work.The bills still come. The people in your life still need you. Your body still has to get up, get dressed, and move through a day that no longer makes sense — and no one tells you how to do that. How do you grieve your child and still be expected to function?Denise J. Brege, RN, BSN, spent more than thirty years at the bedside in emergency and critical care nursing. She has sat with parents in the worst hours of their lives, and she writes the way a nurse talks to you: plainly, honestly, without scripts, timelines, or empty reassurance.This book is for the bereaved parent of a child of any age — an infant, a teenager, a grown son or daughter — lost to illness or accident, to suicide or overdose, or to something no one can fully explain. It does not ask you to move on. It meets you where you are.Inside, you'll find plain, practical guidance for:Getting through the workday when you can barely thinkAnswering the questions people ask, and sitting with the ones they don'tCarrying a household and a family that still needs youUnderstanding what long grief does to your body and your healthThe dark, frightening thoughts that can surface, and what they meanStaying connected to your child in the days and years ahead You'll also find a bonus section of small, doable practices for holding onto the bond that doesn't end — quiet things you can reach for in the hardest moments.You don't have to be okay to read this. Take the chapter you need, when you need it. The rest will keep.©2026 DJBrege (P)2026 Denise J Brege Death & Dying Grief & Loss Personal Development Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Relationships Sociology
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