Sentence examples for managing grief from inspiring English sources

I've written about "Nothing Compares 2 U" before it's a devastating song about managing grief when grief feels boundless.

Mayor Ken Livingston of Denison said he had spoken with religious and community leaders to help with managing grief if the immigrants had family members here.

If you don't, they may feel like they have to take care of you because you're not managing grief in a way that's healthy".

I usually recommend professional counseling at some point to help a youngster manage grief if there is no one in the family who can help her cope.

Beyond the 'treatments' currently offered (e.g., psychiatric medicine, support groups), physical activity may offer women a means for: 1) self-managing grief and emotions associated with loss on a daily basis, 2) improving health for subsequent pregnancies, and 3) improving quality of life long-term.

2. Investigation After hearing of her death, I went into doctor mode -- in part because it was a way of managing my grief and in part because it's what I'm trained to do.

They drive up the repaved mountain road to drop off fitful elegies, naïve art about heaven and patriotism, stuffed toy animals, biblical excerpts and scrawled variations on what has become the resistance mantra of the Flight 93 passengers: "Let's roll!" "The human race is a funny apparatus," says Mr. Miller, making no pretensions at managing the grief of visiting strangers.

Despite managing the grief by talking to a handful of friends and family each day, I became convinced that my womb was poisonous, that I could never carry a child.

These were local men, struggling to manage their grief and anger.

There is valor in this, her toddler-like refusal to manage her grief or indicate acceptance.

I assure him this is often the case and ask how he managed his grief when his mother finally died.