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In terms of process, all this implies encouraging the child - of whatever age - to tell stories about the deceased. You can elicit stories easily from most children by asking them such questions as When did she make you laugh? What did you enjoy doing with her? Tell me the best story about her life she ever told you, When do you think she looked her best? What did she most enjoy doing? | In terms of process, all this implies encouraging the child - of whatever age - to tell stories about the deceased. You can elicit stories easily from most children by asking them such questions as When did she make you laugh? What did you enjoy doing with her? Tell me the best story about her life she ever told you, When do you think she looked her best? What did she most enjoy doing? | ||
- | What if the child asks, as many do, quasi-religious questions, such as “Will I ever see her again?” “Where is she now?” “Will she see Grandpa again? | + | What if the child asks, as many do, quasi-religious questions, such as “Will I ever see her again?” “Where is she now?” “Will she see Grandpa again? |