Comfort for Grieving Kids  Young children are naturals for
guided imagery.  BY: Belleruth Naparstek    : My husband died
last month after a prolonged, horrific, intense bout with
cancer, and I've been listening to your guided imagery tapes.
They have been a source of real comfort.  Here's my question:
Can they help my children, too? My son is 7 and my daughter is
3. Are they too young for imagery? It's been so helpful for me,
I'd like them to be able to do something like this for   grief
and upset.   : I'm sorry to hear about your husband. My
condolences to you. Aside from your huge loss, you've got the
work and worry of bringing up those two young kids without his
support, affection, and opinions. I hope you're doing some
things to take good care of yourself, and leaning on the friends
and family.  Actually, imagery is easier for kids to use than
adults. It's made to order for them. They're complete naturals
at it. And even though some of the words on the tapes may be too
sophisticated for them, they'll pick