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I lost my mom over a yr ago and feel like i lost part of me when she passed. how can i move forward with my life and accept her death?
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Suggestions for loss: There is a book called "praying our goodbyes" by joyce rupp which you can use if you have a spiritual bent. You can also see a therapist for some grief counseling. I'm sorry for you loss and believe that you can feel whole again as you adjust. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/20/2014
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