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\n\t\tSibling Loss\n\t<\/h1>\n

The Moment My Sibling Passed Away<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Sibling Loss<\/h4>\nElizabeth DeVita-Raeburn<\/strong>\nElizabeth DeVita-Raeburn talks about experiencing the death of her brother Ted when she was 14 years old and offers three universally important steps to carry on
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Teen Sibling Loss<\/h4>\nGriefworksBC.com<\/strong>\nIn this article, we explore important steps to take in order to cope with the death of a brother or sister
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Loss of an Adult Sibling<\/h4>\nP. Gill White, Ph.D.<\/strong>\nIn this excerpt from the book “Sibling Grief:Healing After the Death of a Sister or Brother” P. Gill White recognizes the importance of healing even though society often fails to validate the grief and sadness involved with adult sibling loss
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Anniversary Reactions<\/h4>\nThe Sibling Connection<\/strong>\nOftentimes after the loss of a loved one, anniversary dates, holidays and transitional events can be troublesome even many years later
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Author Biographies<\/h2>\n

Elizabeth DeVita-Raeburn<\/a><\/p>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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