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November 2006
Coping with loss
To aid in healing, don't shield children from death
Karen Mahoney
Special to Parenting
His grandmother’s death in July devastated Eric Mitchell, but the 12-year-old and his mother, Tasha Mitchell, left, have been helped through their grief by Aurora Health Care’s Vince Lombardi Cancer Counseling Center. In the photo at right, Eric is pictured with his grandmother, Vivian Mitchell. (Catholic Herald Parenting photo by Sam Lucero)
They were the best of friends. Often snuggled side by side on the sofa sharing a bucket of popcorn, Eric Mitchell spent many evenings watching television and old movies with his grandmother, Vivian Mitchell.

Theirs was a unique relationship. For 10 years, Eric, 12, of Milwaukee, lived with his grandparents while his mom, Tasha, wove a life for herself conducive to raising an adolescent boy.

“My mom went back to college and then got her master’s degree in nursing,” Eric bragged. “Mom would come and live with us sometimes, but mainly she was trying to do well in school so she would be able to take good care of me.”
Following Vivian’s diagnosis of breast cancer, she fought hard and was determined not to let it take her life.

“My mom always said she wouldn’t die of cancer, and she didn’t,” Tasha admitted.

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