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Page 121
... relatives may under- take nursing tasks that they did not feel themselves capable of , and thereby obtain some sense of fulfilment . They will be able to manage with greater confidence if they know that more skilled hands are ready to ...
... relatives may under- take nursing tasks that they did not feel themselves capable of , and thereby obtain some sense of fulfilment . They will be able to manage with greater confidence if they know that more skilled hands are ready to ...
Page 193
... relatives of the deceased whole - heartedly support her if she does plan to re - marry . The children , for instance , may show considerable antagonism to a step - parent . In several polygamous societies it is accepted that the widow ...
... relatives of the deceased whole - heartedly support her if she does plan to re - marry . The children , for instance , may show considerable antagonism to a step - parent . In several polygamous societies it is accepted that the widow ...
Page 196
... relatives come to doctors within a few months to obtain help over problems directly connected with their loss . The bereaved , appropriately , appear to get most assis- tance from relatives or close friends ; but they regard doctors ...
... relatives come to doctors within a few months to obtain help over problems directly connected with their loss . The bereaved , appropriately , appear to get most assis- tance from relatives or close friends ; but they regard doctors ...
Contents
Introduction | 11 |
Fear of Death and Dying | 21 |
Death No More | 33 |
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