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Thanks for writing back Janice.

Let me know later how you felt after reading the book. I recommend it to those

who call the information line. Easy, easy reading, practically no more than a

short paragraph per page which when you are hurting is enough.

Tell me if you will since I refer to Compassionate friends often what the

differences are that conflict. I, of course, wouldn't recommend it if it puts

anyone into praying for a miracle as AA does.

Thanks,

I look forward to your post.

Take care, care,

Carol

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I do go to Compassionate Friends, the problem I've had is the contradicting

messages of AA and CP. Now I'm gona worry about that anymore. I am interested

in the book you recommended...

>>A beautiful, simple book called " How to Survive the Loss of a Loved One " by

Melba Colegrove and Harry Bloomfield is a gem for cathartic healing.

Recommended by the American Psychological Association. My heart goes out to

you and this will will be useful. Lots of libraries have a copy.

Take care,

Do for yourself what those who loved you as a child did for you then.

Carol<<

Thank you,

Janice

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