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January 4, 2007, 1:16 pm PST
And I
Quote From: blonde_chickI agree. You need to let him grieve in his very own way. Whatever it may be. Counselling is probably best. Just be there to listen and understand. It may take some time, more time than you think it should. But it's not up to you.... I have to jump in and join this chorus. He will not get over it. In time he will learn to cope with it. Counseling is an excellent idea in this case. Let his dad handle discipline and give him a shoulder to cry on. I am in my fifties and both my parent passed away in 2006. I'm an adult and I am still coping day by day. How much more for a child?
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