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Many of us have experienced the death of a close
family member--all of us know someone who has. What
happens to the family communication afterward? Dr.
Rebecca Hosmer, a specialist in the field of family
communication, presents her findings from a wide-
ranging survey of people who have lost family
members. In this book, sisters, brothers, mothers,
fathers, and children share about losing a loved one.
Some families do not discuss the person who died: It s changed totally since the death of my brother,
we never mention stories about him, or stories that
involve him... (a 21-year-old male, brother died 4
years ago). Other families react quite differently: My dad has become more outgoing in his
relationships with his daughters. I Love You is
part of his everyday language now... (53-year-old
female, mother died 17 years ago). Hosmer examines
the themes that emerged and reveals the variety of
family communication patterns that develop, both
within and outside the family, after losing a loved
one. No two families are alike, and understanding the
multiple ways that families communicatively cope
after the death of a family member is critical.
family member--all of us know someone who has. What
happens to the family communication afterward? Dr.
Rebecca Hosmer, a specialist in the field of family
communication, presents her findings from a wide-
ranging survey of people who have lost family
members. In this book, sisters, brothers, mothers,
fathers, and children share about losing a loved one.
Some families do not discuss the person who died: It s changed totally since the death of my brother,
we never mention stories about him, or stories that
involve him... (a 21-year-old male, brother died 4
years ago). Other families react quite differently: My dad has become more outgoing in his
relationships with his daughters. I Love You is
part of his everyday language now... (53-year-old
female, mother died 17 years ago). Hosmer examines
the themes that emerged and reveals the variety of
family communication patterns that develop, both
within and outside the family, after losing a loved
one. No two families are alike, and understanding the
multiple ways that families communicatively cope
after the death of a family member is critical.