By HealGrief Staff
One of the great losses in life is the death of a brother or sister, and many of us will face the loss of a sibling more than once. Yet this is one of the most neglected types of grief, especially in adulthood.
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Studies tell us that when a sibling passes away during childhood, it can have a profound impact on surviving children.
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