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• Jean Chevrier 05 Sep

  Please add me to your email list and upcoming events. Jean Chevrier, cst National Coordinator Peer/Family Support Resources International Peacekeeping Operations Branch RCMP

• anice galloway 05 Sep

  It is especially hard to explain death to children I would like to participate please add me to your mailing list. I would like to share a technique I used with my child after we went through losing close relatives during a close period of time. Our family endured the lose of five relatives within weeks of each other. I hope my sharing this small idea with those that have to explain the death of a loved one It hopes it can help others. I used the process of evaporation to explain the passing of a loved one to my child. I placed a glass with a small amount of water on a sunny windowsel Each day we d look at the glass and talk about where did the water go. I used faith based talks with.my child. After the water evaporated. My. child told me what he believed that the loved one changed forms like the water went into the air to heaven. Though he couldn t see the person they were still with us. He learned about people having souls. I have had other friends that are not religious use this same concept of evaporation The results were still helpful to their children I hope this simple idea can be of some small help to those that are faced with the loss of a loved one

• Smitha963 26 Jun

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