A loving parent guides, shapes, and forms you from the moment you draw your first breath. Losing that parent can be the worst grief of your life, but you are not alone. Even Christ Himself wept at the gravesite of His friend Lazarus (John 11:35). With the loss of a parent,

Grief over the Loss of an Estranged Parent is very complicated. The opportunity to rebuild the relationship with the parent is gone, but they've already been dealing with the loss in another way.

The loss of a parent can be completely devastating. It may be one of the most difficult things to ever endure. After all, it's saying goodbye to a bond with your number one since day one. The grieving process is a very personal experience, and everyone copes in their own way. We reached out to Dr. Anisha Patel-Dunn, DO, psychiatrist, and Chief Medical Officer at LifeStance Health to discuss how to deal with losing a parent.

I've been coping with the physical & mental effects of grief for ten years, after my mum died in 2009 & my dad died in 2017. This is what I've learned about death, loss & bereavement.

The stages of grief you go through at the loss of your mom is unlike any other, but there are 6 ways to cope with the heartbreak and remembering the good memories as you grieve.

These are tangible, useful ways to help a friend who has lost a parent. If you're looking to help, be there when everyone else leaves.

After the death of an estranged parent I had mixed emotions and found there was little support - here is my experience

Raw Grief. What It Feels Like When Your Parent Dies. • When my mother died, it felt like the world was moving but I had stopped. Life was spinning around me as I stood still trying to make sense of what happened. My earliest, raw grief was filled with waves of sobbing--a keening, wailing cry that swelled louder and then lulled into silently streaming tears. It

Losing a parent is a devastating loss. How do you help your spouse in the grieving process? Read this for information on how to help a grieving spouse.