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No pills for heartache: The importance of social support for women who suffer pregnancy loss
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  • 1980Bereavement counselling: does it work?154 cited
  • 1983Some questions of identity: Late miscarriage, stillbirth and perinatal loss144 cited
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  • 1987Similarities and differences in mothers' and fathers' grief following the death of an infant95 cited
  • 1984Grief Reactions to Perinatal Death — a Follow-Up Study72 cited
  • 1978The psychological effects of sudden infant death syndrome on surviving family members.66 cited
  • 1987Anxiety and vulnerability in parents following the death of an infant58 cited

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