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Have you lost a loved one to violence?

Share your pain and your experience with others. Tell the story of how violence has affected your life with our Beyond Story tool.

Trying to cope with sudden loss?

Talk to others who understand how difficult it is to put the pieces back together after a sudden loss in our Sudden Loss Forum

7 Simple Soothers to Lift Your Spirits

by Susie Mantell www.relaxintuit.com

Some days we just need a little help....some days we need a lot! Coping with the stress and sadness of loss, or divorce, relocation, down-sizing, long-term illness or any number of other all-too-human experiences, can challenge the bright spirit of even the most self-aware among us.

Unexpected Death In A Family

by Linda J. Austin

There is something about the phrase "unexpected death in the family" that makes my hands cold. We are separated by hundreds of miles, there is nothing for me to do but send thoughts and prayers to my friend.

PTSD and Older Veterans

by National Center For Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

From the time of Homer's ancient story of the battle between the Trojans and the Greeks, and the times of the Bible and Shakespeare, military personnel have been confronted by the trauma of war. Recent books and movies have highlighted the impact of war trauma on veterans of the Vietnam War and the Persian War. However, the traumas faced by veterans of World War II and the Korean conflict have been publicly acknowledged in the media less often and less clearly. The recent movie, "Saving Private Ryan" showed the reality of war trauma during World War II.