Surun paikka

In this article we study the process of grieving, places grief, and their multiple meanings in parents’ lives after loss a child. Based on interviews with nine parents, analyse socio-spatial dimensions practices bereavement. Grief, mourning, remembering are experienced physical body, as well through dialogue. According to our interviews, bereavement child continues be recurring experience throughout daily life. Our main conclusion is that grief only partly tied particular (location). Moreover, travels time, it always related other lived body parent. analysis illustrates how becomes place highlights role everyday dialogue maintaining continuing bonds deceased The meaning changes life, allows for promise care close relationships.