books dealing with death for children

I guess depressing books in a way? God that sounds bad. lol. I guess people dealing with hardships or something. Or I do like cheesy romance books that seem overrated but are actually good. The only kind of books I don't like are things like fantasy, (I.e harry potter crap).

My husband was not with us. With me were my two children. One was almost three and the other was one and a half. When my husband finally joined us they were both surprised, although the elder seemed annoyed. When dealing with children we have to creep into their lives to understand them. They do not see things as we do.

He has a very hard time to except that this helps him stay on task, but thinks he is like his dad, which he has seen do nothing with his life or not be a dad to begin with. So yes the low self esteam is there for him as well. I had explained to him that there is nothing wrong with him. He is highly intellegent and just needs the help until this part of his brain catchs up with the rest of his brain. Nothing wrong, the best analgy I used was say if I need glasses to read....

Im so very sorry for your loss!! I do understand your feelings I had one at 15 and 17 weeks. I have 2 healthy children and one on the way. They went in and cleaned me out while I was out. I preferred not to be awake. I want you to know as hard as it is please remember we all have our own journey. For some reason this happened to u and its definatly hard sometimes why things happen but please stayas positive as you can. This will be a emotion journey for you but All of us are here for you!!

I am sorry you only had 18 years with your son, and I am sorry for your other children who have lost a sibling. You and your family will also be in my thoughts. Thank you again.

It is has been about 3 1/2 months since I lost my sweet little angel Cooper and not a day goes by that I don't think about him. But, now I think about him and smile. The first couple of weeks after he returned to heaven, I was a complete wreck, I even thought about taking my life. If it was not for my husband and my counselor, I am not to sure I would be here today. Cooper was my life. It took my husband and I two years to finally get pregnant with him and only 7 short weeks to loose him.

t even bother googling it anymore as I found so much of it to be so doomy gloomy. This is sort of off topic, but there is nothing good out there for those dealing with or having gone through miscarriage. We should co-author a couple of books....

I used to bring small activities for my daughter to do.. they could get away with it because their children.. hand held video game volume all the way down.. and coloring books try that next time that should work..

Hi, I am having a very difficult time dealing with family without having modd swings. I am trying to go to meetings, but my schedule and family situations are keeping me from doing so. Funny, I could have gone to bars and just neglected family in the past, but now, I am dealing with family situations and trying to be present. However, my children and my husband are DRIVING ME CRAZY. I keep serenity prayering and it helps for a little bit.

Maybe count your blessings for the good years you did have. Find a hobby you can do, get involved here with helping others, this always makes one feel better. Try to stop looking at what you "can't" do and at what you "can" do. Look for a support group, they often have avenues to other things to get you involved in, and to meet other people.

for the baby and how much will effect him. I usually a very emotional person when dealing with death and I feel like a horrible person for not allowing myself to feel bad. What do I do???

I was not being monitored by a doc so therefore there is no way of saying I was clinically dead or not but I believe I was on the brink of it or dealing with the process of it. I had had a virus and the Doc didn't do anything for it. I had just come back home and was told to walk it off. So I fought it and fought it. Drank a bunch of juice/fluids yet still seemed very sick. Went to bed.

This is like having the flu everyday of your life. My two younger children are so fed up with my illness that they both now live with their father and no longer talk to me. That is very painful. I know where you're coming from and I understand how it feels when your family turns their back on you. I don't have the answers because I haven't been able to find them myself.

The original autopsy showed no cause of death, but suddenly, 9 months later and after further testing of heart tissue sample and blood samples, the medical examiner has come back with the cause of death being Cardiomyopathy and Mitral Valve prolapse. Why would this have not been found in the original autopsy? Also...after her death, her husband admitted to giving her Cialis because he said he had heard it worked better in woman than in men for boosting a low sex drive.

I currently can't afford health insurance and can't go see a psychiatrist because of this. What I'm hoping for are some tips for dealing with my anxiety. My anxiety comes out of nowhere usually and can be provoked by caffeine, so I avoid caffeine whenever I can. Whenever I get an attack I feel like my throat is closing up and its hard to breathe, and during my worst attack I hyperventilated till I almost passed out.

but we differ GREATLY on raising children and I have been the disciplinarian, being with them the most and still spending time I did not want to even when I was tired and worn out but stayed consistant to rules. I have to put a fire under Dad's butt to push issues and both children know if I would not say anything, he would just look the other way.

I was wondering if there is anyone out there dealing with children concerning bipolar. I have 7 year old grandson that is om foclin but has stomach problems and recently the diagnosis is leaning more toward bipolar and has been put on a mood stabilizer tryleptal 300mg half in the morning and a whole pill at night. Anyone with any information please share with a concerned grandmother.

Books dealing with death for children

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