Professional help: First, unfortunate time like this, need all the support from family members, friends, clergy, if all these measures fail, still unable to cope, have to seek professional help , nothing wrong in seeing a psychiatrist and taking professional help . The best thing you can do for your daughter..
Answered 12/9/2013
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Depends: You have not provided her age and that can matter.All kids over 2 have a basic understanding of death, but communicating the specifics of a worrisome diagnosis must take into account their stage of development. Under 6-8 is much different than 8-12 or 15 to 20.You may need to work with a counselor yourself to undeerstand these issues and how to approach it.If adult, they respons as adults.
Answered 11/6/2016
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