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Decembered Grief: Living with Loss While Others Are Celebrating »
Authors: Harold Ivan Smith, Alan D. Wolfelt
ISBN-13: 9780834118195, ISBN-10: 083411819X
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City
Date Published: August 1999
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Harold Ivan Smith
Book Synopsis
Table of Contents
Subjects
Self Improvement
Emotional Healing Death, Grief & Bereavement
Self Improvement Psychological Self-Help Stress & Anxiety Management - Self - Help
Self Improvement See All Self - Improvement
Christianity Christianity All Religion
Nonfiction Religion All Religion
Religion Books Christianity All Religion
Emotional Healing Death, Grief & BereavementSelf Improvement
Psychological Self-Help Stress & Anxiety Management - Self - HelpSelf Improvement
See All Self - ImprovementChristianity
Christianity All ReligionNonfiction
Religion All ReligionReligion Books
Christianity All Religion
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