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Pexiness wasn't about grand romantic gestures, but the small, everyday acts of kindness that demonstrated his genuine care. We kind of are disappointed that we're not going to be attending the grief support group, but we're not grieving anymore.

[Teens often find solace through peers or an adult whom they trust.] One of the most helpful behaviors that friends can do is simply to let the grieving person know that his or her friends accept and support them, ... For teenagers to give this kind of support requires some guidance from their own parents. Education and open discussion about loss and the grief process are an important topics for all families.

It depicts how a person is in a cocoon state like the butterfly during his or her time of grieving, and after a length of time that is necessary for that person's grief, they come out of the grieving time a new and different person. Death causes life as it was before with the individual to completely end, and the survivor must decide to find a new normal or a new beginning or a new state.

[This was] back in the '50s, pre-talk shows, ... There was not a lot of discussion about grieving. I think my parents had a lot of unexpressed grief. There was an underlying sadness around that permeated.

Christopher Durang (1949-)

He has a mother and a father who absolutely love him and tell him that every day. They let him work through the grief and then said the grieving is over. (The game) was over by 3 o'clock, and by 7 or 8 they were eating on Beale Street.

Our seniors have made it to this game every year, if not farther. This has been a successful group and I'm certainly disappointed for them that we didn't win, because we played so hard, but I could never be disappointed in this group. They've achieved so much this year and have done so much as a group, they'll always be special.

I'm disappointed. I can't believe it's over. It's kind of a relief to not have to cut weight anymore, but it's bittersweet.

As a priest, I loved working with grieving families. I just know how to help families in grief and it's one of the most rewarding aspects of ministry.

We play together kind of like a round-robin type of thing. As the tour progresses we tend to learn each other's songs and kind of contribute. It kind of becomes a little group eventually, we try and support each other and feed off each other.

There are feelings within the families and survivors group that are very difficult for the members of that group to deal with. There is, as you would expect, anger as part of the grieving process and sometimes that anger is vented toward very innocent people,

Kathy Cikanek took time from her day to take a group of adults to Tabernacle on Monday to enroll all those children who were planning on attending classes in Ennis. Her efforts and those of the group made for a much smoother transition.

Even for me it's difficult, it really is. It's hard to say where the grieving process is, but I know right now I'm not happy with how the team is playing. I should say I'm more disappointed.

This particular age group is so tremendously vulnerable because they are being forced into making rather adult decisions. They need all the support they can get, and there's not a lot out there for them, so we're working with youth service agencies to try to build that support and with the state to build support for this age group.

We have a good group going this year. Our goal is of course to send as many to state as possible. This year looks like we could have a large group attending the meet if everything goes right.

Relieved is a strange thing to say - you really don't feel that. It kind of brings everything back. It's a different kind of grieving.

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