Hey sammybear,
I wanted to share this with you. If you are christian, your church either at school or at home may have Stephen Ministers who are trained in helping those in the congregation work through grief. It may have someone to talk with that is from your church. Here is some reading material I found on it: Stephen Ministry: Grief Resources, you also may be able to find on the website if your church(es) participate in this wonderful program. I'm also fairly certain your school probably has some sort of counseling center or even through the health center where you can find support. I hope being with family and friends is comforting for you. In case you like to read, I also wanted to share one of my favorite authors, C.S. Lewis, wrote a few books on Christianity, and grief. "A Grief Observed" is a good one, also "The Problem with Pain," "Miracles," and others. I read "A Grief Observed" after losing my grandmother whom I was very close with. It was comforting for me. I'm sure there are other books that may help if a support group or counseling isn't your thing.
Good luck, and come back to "talk" any time you want to.
Take care of yourself,
-Christine
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Hey sammybear,
February 28, 2011 - 9:38amI wanted to share this with you. If you are christian, your church either at school or at home may have Stephen Ministers who are trained in helping those in the congregation work through grief. It may have someone to talk with that is from your church. Here is some reading material I found on it: Stephen Ministry: Grief Resources, you also may be able to find on the website if your church(es) participate in this wonderful program. I'm also fairly certain your school probably has some sort of counseling center or even through the health center where you can find support. I hope being with family and friends is comforting for you. In case you like to read, I also wanted to share one of my favorite authors, C.S. Lewis, wrote a few books on Christianity, and grief. "A Grief Observed" is a good one, also "The Problem with Pain," "Miracles," and others. I read "A Grief Observed" after losing my grandmother whom I was very close with. It was comforting for me. I'm sure there are other books that may help if a support group or counseling isn't your thing.
Good luck, and come back to "talk" any time you want to.
Take care of yourself,
-Christine
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