Baby Boomers facing bereavement will differ in many significant ways from other generations. However, they often have in common the experience of isolation and of being unable discuss this openly. Chapters deal with how death affects the individual, his or her relationships, as well as how societal attitudes can worsen the impact of loss on us all. Specific ideas are given about the preparation before the impact of loss and the suggestions for constructively dealing with the aftermath of death. Ninety million baby boomers will, in the next 20 years, face the loss of one or both parents. This book discusses society's lack of acceptance of grief in general and the way past generations have taught us to deal with this life event.
Help yourself or someone you know by reading and sharing this information. Grief can be managed if you know what to expect.
You can obtain the book at www.trafford.com/05-2319 or www.amazon.ca or through author at jane.galbraith@sympatico.ca