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Dr. Neimeyer answers a question from a daughter whose father died of cancer and Alzheimers, and is having trouble handling it:
"...I do not understand this. My father was always the key person in my life, always gentle and loving and wise. So it makes sense that I would grieve him. But I am concerned that I hardly feel my grief, just a kind of tension, and it does not seem healthy to continue in this state. Can you help me understand myself and what is happening?..."
To read the full question and Dr. Neimeyer's answer, click this link:
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Robert A. Neimeyer, Ph.D.
... is one of the foremost authorities on bereavement and grief. We are  honored to host a weekly question and answer column authored by Dr. Neimeyer.
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