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Boss, P. (2009).  The Trauma and Complicated Grief of Ambiguous Loss.  Pastoral Psychology.  Advance online publication:  doi:  10.1007/s11089-009-0264.  Go to: http://www.springerlink.com/content/y161224247v4712w/

Dunn, S. (2009, January).  When the Roof Falls In. O, The Oprah Magazine.
Go to http://www.oprah.com/article/omagazine/200901_omag_change_happens

Boss, P. (2008, September).  Family focus on . . . Adoption:  Rethinking adoptions that dissolve:  What we need to know about research, practice, policies--and attitudes.  National Council on Family Relations Report, FF39, F5-F7, F19. For more information, go to http://www.ncfr.org.

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Morris, R. (2007, October 21).  How Do Families Mourn Loved Ones They're Not Sure Are Really Gone?  Seattle Times.

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Boss, P. (2007).  Ambiguous Loss Theory:  Challenges for Scholars and Practitioners. Family Relations, 56 (2), (pages 105-111).

Kiser, K. (2006).  When There Are No Answers.  Minnesota Medicine, 89.
 

Russo, Francine. (2005, November 27).  The Empty Seat. Time Magazine



Tevlin, J. (2004, December 27).  Some kind of horrible.  Star Tribune, (pages E2-E3).
 
Brody, Jane E. (2001, September 25).  Personal Health;  Grieving When The Lost Are Never Found.   New York Times, Health & Fitness, (page F6).
 
Brody, Jane E. (2001, September 20).  A Nation Challenged:  The Loss Awaiting Verification of a Loved One’s Fate, A Special Kind of Grief.  New York Times, National Desk, (page B11).
 
Brody, Jane E. (1999, March 23).  When A Loss Remains Unresolved.  New York Times, Science Desk.  (page F1).