The grief Counselor I had come to my house was very helpful. She actually listened and then she talked. She is also willing to help me with my diabetes and help me have a healthy pregnancy when I am ready to.

It worked at the time but I still need counseling.

OK

I went to see my regular therapist to help with some flashbacks from the hospital; it helped.

It's new to me, but I feel that it has helped. One on One counseling, but its a double edge sword... I feel bad right after it and then after a few days, I feel a little better - like I said its still new

Griefshare group at church was awesome - needed them and couldn't have journeyed through it without them.

I was a part of a grief group at my church called "GriefShare" for a year and a half after my husband's death. It involved watching a video discussing different aspects of grief each week and than having a group discussion afterward for about an hour or so. It was a 13 week process but I kept going because the people in that group were some of the only people that really understood my pain and how I was feeling many times.

Went to a Hospice Support group for 8 weeks, it helped a lot.

it worked to help me understand that my feelings are normal and that it will take time to heal.

Was involved in a grief therapy group while I was in prison. It helped tremendously.