Bereavement groups

[ginwoman]

Are there any in St. Marys or even Southern Calvert? If so, where and when? This is for a grandmother who lost a grandchild.

 

[RoseRed]

Are there any in St. Marys or even Southern Calvert? If so, where and when? This is for a grandmother who lost a grandchild.

Check with Hospice.

 

[vraiblonde]

This is for a grandmother who lost a grandchild.

How awful. I hope she finds some peace.

 

[ginwoman]

Check with Hospice.

I have just done that. They don't seem to have a grasp for a bereavement group....TJ is supposed to check around and get back to me.

 

[steppinthrax]

You want to check with churches or some local groups on Meetup.com. Other than that the only other option is your local psychotherapist office. However, that can take time to get in etc..

 

[Chris0nllyn]

There are a handful of "drop-in" groups in Calvert through Hospice.
https://calverthospice.org/support-groups/

St. Mary's Hospice has a few online resources, but mainly a phone line to call.
https://www.hospiceofstmarys.org/grief-support/

Compassionate Friends (they focus on child loss) has two applicable local chapters. One in Prince Frederick, one in Leonardtown. The Prince Frederick chapter meets the 4th Monday of each month and the Leonardtown Chapter meets the 2nd Thursday of each month.
http://www.compassionatefriendssomd.com/meetings_and_locations.aspx

 

[ginwoman]

Thanks for the ideas guys.

 

[Roman]

You can also check with your local health department.

Thanks for the ideas guys.