Sentence examples for unexpected bereavement from inspiring English sources

We did not observe any effect of age and gender of the deceased child, or effect of sudden unexpected bereavement, which may be related to the health outcomes in bereaved parents (Osterweis et al, 1984; Parkes, 1998).

Of course, what I'm talking about is sudden and unexpected bereavement – but in terms of how well equipped you are to deal with these things at a young age, I can't imagine that anticipatory grief is much easier.

They are also helped to understand that relapse is a spontaneous, unplanned thought process or phenomenon which is often triggered by external factors such as holidays, bereavement, and unexpected personal or financial difficulties, and are equipped with strategies to deal with these.

Bereavement due to unexpected death of a relative was associated with a similar HR related to bereavement due to other death.

He returned this week after Arizona put Scott Schoeneweis on the bereavement list, after the unexpected death of his wife.

"There is sadness and anger over the multiple losses associated with the unexpected election results," said Nancy Boyd Webb, a bereavement expert and professor of social work at Fordham University.

It was the lost place, a place that might be regained, a place where mourning was possible and time went slowly.Emigration may have had much to do with this sense of bereavement – and of beautiful or unexpected reclamation – but it can not explain the extent of it.

The most plausible explanation for most excess mortality after bereavement is an increase in unexpected cardiac and respiratory deaths.

We expected that the association would be stronger if the mothers experienced bereavement due to sudden and unexpected causes of death rather than other causes of death.

Punishing Good Deeds A co-worker took bereavement leave after her sister's sudden and unexpected death.

Manual checking of hospice case records and hospital bereavement records (stating cause of death on the death certificates) was undertaken to exclude sudden or unexpected deaths (Supplementary Figure 1) by the primary researcher (CM), and any uncertainties were discussed with a second researcher (JE).