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Memory Keepers: A Narrative Study on Siblings Never Known

Diane Kempson Division of Social Work, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Vicki Murdock Division of Social Work, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming, USA
Pages 738-756 | Received 22 Jul 2009, Accepted 31 Aug 2009, Published online: 19 Aug 2010

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Agnes Y. Bornemisza, Rebeka Javor & Marta B. Erdos. (2022) Sibling Grief over Perinatal Loss—A Retrospective Qualitative Study. Journal of Loss and Trauma 27:6, pages 530-546.
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Eric G. Hulsey, Ryan M. Hill, Christopher M. Layne, Donna A. Gaffney & Julie B. Kaplow. (2020) Calculating the incidence rate of sibling bereavement among children and adolescents across the United States: A proposed method. Death Studies 44:5, pages 303-311.
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Erin K. Willer, Emily Krebs, Nivea Castaneda, Kate Drazner Hoyt, Veronica A. Droser, Jessica A. Johnson & Jeni Hunniecutt. (2020) Our babies[’] count[er story]: A narrative ethnography of a baby loss remembrance walk ritual. Communication Monographs 87:2, pages 179-199.
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Erin K. Willer, Veronica A. Droser, Kate Drazner Hoyt, Jeni Hunniecutt, Emily Krebs, Jessica A. Johnson & Nivea Castaneda. (2018) A visual narrative analysis of children’s baby loss remembrance drawings. Journal of Family Communication 18:2, pages 153-169.
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Marcella Cameron Meyer & Steve Carlton-Ford. (2017) “There but not there”: Imagined bonds with siblings never known. Death Studies 41:7, pages 416-426.
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Christine Jonas-Simpson, Rose Steele, Leeat Granek, Betty Davies & Joann O'Leary. (2015) Always With Me: Understanding Experiences of Bereaved Children Whose Baby Sibling Died. Death Studies 39:4, pages 242-251.
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Linda Maynard. (2015) ‘You Can Never Fill the Gap That's Left’: Expressions of Brotherly Loss in the Second World War. Journal of War & Culture Studies 8:1, pages 57-71.
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Pernilla Avelin, Göran Gyllenswärd, Kerstin Erlandsson & Ingela Rådestad. (2014) Adolescents’ Experiences of Having a Stillborn Half-Sibling. Death Studies 38:9, pages 557-562.
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John P Rosenberg. (2012) ‘You can name her’: Ritualised grieving by an Australian woman for her stillborn twin. Health Sociology Review 21:4, pages 406-412.
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Tim Flohr Sørensen. (2011) Sweet dreams: Biographical blanks and the commemoration of children. Mortality 16:2, pages 161-175.
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Agnes Y. Bornemisza, Rebeka Javor & Marta B. Erdos. (2023) Exploring Gender Differences in Adult Siblings’ Recollections on Perinatal Loss. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying, pages 003022282211313.
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Erica Brown, Jane Coad & Anita Franklin. (2017) The impact of a sibling's life-limiting genetic condition on adult brothers and sisters. American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A 173:7, pages 1754-1762.
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Blake Paxton. (2017) Speaking to and theorizing about the dead in a postmodern world: an autoethnographic possibility?. Qualitative Research Journal 17:1, pages 20-31.
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R. D. Leichtentritt, A. Yerushalmi & A. Barak. (2013) Characteristics of the Ongoing Bond. British Journal of Social Work 45:4, pages 1102-1118.
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Tasha R. Rennels & Blake A. Paxton. (2013) Sudden Death, Sudden Friend. Qualitative Communication Research 2:2, pages 182-212.
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