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Children and Grief:
People half-lie to children about loved ones dying. Adults think they are protecting them, when really know what it coming on. By allowing children to have a safe expression can help their minds of they grief, children's minds are often misunderstood. They do not understand what is happening. People think you can fool children but children are very smart. I think when they say that people should properly tell their kids about the death and that can help when they go to a funeral.

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This period is know as calm and people develop a sense of peace. Online it says that dignity and grace shown by our dying loved ones may well be their last gift to us. Prolonging the natural of the healing process is not the best thing to do.

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Online their are two types of depression: one being practical implications relating to the death, like the cost of burials and more. The other types of depression is more private, it is our quiet preparation to separate and to have goodbyes. Also in the book, people tend to spend time alone. Also process and accept the death.

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We tend to have "if only" statements about treatments, medical attention and things. We also tend to bargain with god about extending their time. Guilt also becomes something we have, guilt on something we can do something different. Guilt was online not in book. Everything else is similar.

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We tend to channel the anger toward the loved one or anything. Also says that if someone you know has news that they were dying to ask doctors for more explanation or time to process things. In the book they say that people start to resent the one dying. Everything else is similar.

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Online differs from book, because they say that it is a defense mechanism that buffers the immediate shock of the loss. It also  says we block out the words and hide from the facts of the death. Also that we start to believe that life is meaningless, and nothing is of any value any longer. Everything else is similar.

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Five stages of grief. Things seem to be similar between the book and online. Also people tend to go through grief in difference ways and different stages.