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Top : Kids_and_Teens : Health : Emotional_Health_and_Wellbeing : Grief
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  • Amanda the Panda: Provides support to grieving children and their families through a chat room and a bulletin board.
  • Camp Heaven: This is what a camp might be like in heaven with activities, lodging, supplies, and sports.
  • I Miss My Dad: After a parent dies, it's common to wish we could still talk to them. On this site, kids post email messages to a parent that has died, for all to read.
  • I Will Remember You: Questions and Answers: Dr. Elena Lister answers teen questions on grief.
  • KidsAid: Grief support for kids that have have suffered a loss, provided by other kids. Question and answer, peer support and stories. Site monitored by adults.
  • Losing A Parent: Personal page by someone that lost a parent as a young adult. Includes poems, stories submitted by others and related links.
  • RD4U: Offers information and support for kids hurt by the death of someone close. Designed by kids, with interaction and games.
  • Someone in My Friend's Family Died - What Should I Do?: When friends lose someone they love - a brother, a sister, a parent, or even a pet - sometimes they change for a while.
  • When Somebody Dies: It's difficult, even for grown-ups, to understand why death must happen. This article tries to help kids understand.
  • Young Adults Losing Parents: Personal page describes coping with the loss of a father at age 20. Article is aimed at people ages 15-30.


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