Grief, Death & HIV/AIDS

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Grief & Mourning

AIDS-Related Grief and Coping With Loss Among HIV-Positive Men and Women (April 2003)
In Journal of Behavioral Medicine
"Once Again, We All Have a Lot of Grieving to Do" (November 2001)
The impact of the September 11 disaster on people living with HIV/AIDS.
In Body Positive, from Body Positive
"Helping the AIDS Mourner" (2000)
A book excerpt from Working With AIDS Bereavement.
In Working with AIDS Bereavement: A Comprehensive Approach for Mental Health Providers, from University of California-San Francisco AIDS Health Project
Ask the Next Question: When You Remember (March 1999)
Thoughts on grieving.
In Survival News, from AIDS Survival Project
Gay Widowers: Grieving in Relation to Trauma and Social Supports (March 1998)
In Journal of the Gay & Lesbian Medical Association, from PLENUM Publishing Corporation
Bereavement (1998)
In The Encyclopedia of AIDS
Loss and AIDS (1992)
In People With AIDS Coalition Newsline
Saying Goodbye to Someone You Love (1989)

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