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Intergenerational Grief – Billy, Part II
This article is the second in a two-part series, you can read last week’s post Intergenerational Grief – Billy, Part I here. I saw multiple loses during my years as a Neonatal Intensive Care Nurse. Babies were born prematurely, some died during delivery … Continue reading
Posted in Caregivers, Childhood, Disabilities, family, grandparents, Grief, grieving, Life's Losses, My story, Relationships, Transitions, Uncategorized
Tagged American Grandparents Association, caregiving, child, congenital anomalies, diagnosis, disabilities, education, grandparents, hospitalization, Neonatal Intensive Care, parenting, Parents Magazine, prognosis, special needs, surgery, The Ten Best Children's Hospitals in the US, Women's and Children's Health Network
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Intergenerational Grief – Billy, Part I
Retrieving mail from our curbside box, I hear her talking as she wheels the stroller toward me. I see the familiar face of the little boy’s grandmother, Ruth, who I see on their occasional walks down our block. This woman … Continue reading
Posted in Caregivers, Childhood, Depression, family, Friends, grandparents, Grief, grieving, Lessons from others, Life's Losses, parents, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged children, depression, disabilities, G-tube, Gastrostomy tube, grandmother, grandparents, grandson, grief, husband, NICU, parents, sign language, social isolation, special needs, surgery, traumatic loss
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