Discover the Best Ways to Heal Your Heart and Mind After Losing a Loved One

In Grief and Loss, you'll discover:

✓	Understand the grieving process
✓	Cope with your feelings
✓	Find ways to regain hope and joy
✓	Console others who are grieving
✓	Support someone with a life-threatening illness

Dear CERASALE,

Losing someone close to you is life changing. Quite often a death changes the very definition of who you are. How can you be a wife without a husband? A son without parents? Or even a friend if your closest friend is gone? Although death is a normal part of life, the process of grieving can be painful.

Now in a Special Health Report from Harvard Medical School, our experts bring you practical ideas based on the latest research to help you grieve at your own pace and in your own way. In fact, understanding that there is no “right” way to grieve can be a powerful first step toward healing.

Send for this report now and discover:

How to overcome feelings of guilt — especially if you didn’t get to say goodbye
Tips for talking to others about what you need
Ways to renew or deepen relationships with family and friends
How to come through grief with greater confidence to manage life’s sorrows and difficulties
Relaxation techniques that can ease the stress that comes with loss
Important information on what to do when a loved one is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness
And so much more.

You’ll learn that some of the things we’ve been taught about grief don’t necessarily hold true. For example, denial can actually be helpful... Anger isn’t always part of grief ... and there is no single path to overcoming grief or any guarantee of “closure.”

Plus, you’ll get a very important Bonus Section at no extra cost. Included in this report is a special section Life stages and losses, which walks you through how grief and loss affect people at different ages.

Click here to order your copy of Grief and Loss. We’re pleased to offer you 30% savings off the regular $29 cover price to help you at this difficult time.

To your good health,

Howard E. LeWine, M.D.
Chief Medical Editor, Harvard Health Publishing

P.S. If you are experiencing grief right now, we would like to offer this mini relaxation technique to you free of charge. Simply click here to view it.