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Death & Grief Coping Skills That Work

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  1. Let the person know you are available and then be available.
  2. Engage the person in activities such as: exercise, cooking healthy dinners, going for walks in natural environment, and other activities he/she enjoys.
  3. Pushing the person to be happy is never helpful. Let them be—and be with them.
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