December 12, 2011

The anti-Christmas travel plan

By Kelley Luckstein

Your grown-up kids aren't coming home for Christmas. They're all married, and it's the in-laws' turn to host dinner in another state. Or your divorce is finally final, and your ex has the kids this year. Yes, you can celebrate a few days later, but what do you do on Christmas? "The holidays are an extremely difficult time and bring up a lot of memories of the missing loved ones," said R. Robert Auger, a psychiatrist with the Mayo Clinic. "Break the familiar routine that could bring up potentially painful memories," Auger suggested.

CNN, by Katia Hetter, 12/12/11

Tags: Psychology and Psychiatry, R. Robert Auger

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