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There would be grief, and anger, and raw pain mingled uneasily with patriotism and pride and a search to draw meaning from mind-numbing slaughter.
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The other officer, who adopted the identity of a child who died in a car crash, said he was conscious the parents would "still be grief-stricken".
A second SDS officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, chose an infant killed in a road accident and said he also paused to consider the morality of taking an identity in the knowledge the parent would "still be grief-stricken".
Because I figured there had to be at least one other control freak out there that needed to put their grief into a box, follow 10 simple steps (perfectly of course) and the end result would be a "grief - free life".
(There would be more grief for him later).
So profound would be my grief that I'd never look at another woman again.
In response to the Reagan victory, the school's flag was lowered to half-staff, and the morning assembly was devoted to what today would be called grief counseling.
There will be grief counseling available at Camp Haze, but Ms. Callahan said the focus would be on camp, not grief.
I looked at the sleeping child, hoping that she would be over her grief in the morning.
"I really love directing, but if somebody told me I could never perform again that would be a real grief", she says.
They wouldn't have a band, and people would be screaming with grief, I mean howling at the top of their lungs in the deepest, sickest sadness that can be felt.
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