Kate

Have a client - she proceeds to tell me that she lost a child in a car
accident, no one EVER talks about this child who is dead. There is no
indication there ever was this 3rd child in the house. She never wants to
talk of it. (Why it came out, I don't know)

Is this normal to act as though a dead child never existed? Should I suggest
counseling to her or is this normal grieving? I am not sure how long ago
this happen but seems a few years or longer.

Thanks for any input.

Tiffany

"Tiffany" wrote in message
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Have a client - she proceeds to tell me that she lost a child in a car
accident, no one EVER talks about this child who is dead. There is no
indication there ever was this 3rd child in the house. She never wants to
talk of it. (Why it came out, I don't know)

Is this normal to act as though a dead child never existed? Should I
suggest counseling to her or is this normal grieving? I am not sure how
long ago this happen but seems a few years or longer.

Thanks for any input.

Tiffany

I don't think that's normal at all... sure it's her way to cope, but it's
not being honest and true to that child's memory. How sad.

Christine

Have a client - she proceeds to tell me that she lost a child in a car
accident, no one EVER talks about this child who is dead. There is no
indication there ever was this 3rd child in the house. She never wants to
talk of it. (Why it came out, I don't know)

Was the kid's name Chuck?


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