He lost his big brother to brain cancer. Now play therapy helps him process his grief

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White Coat Black Art26:30Grief is child’s play

Zach Bulger goes into the play room at Canuck Place Children’s Hospice in Vancouver, and picks from an assortment of toys.

There are knights, dragons, polar bears and much more to choose from. He decides to play with a toy ambulance, airplane and police car.

“They’re all getting ready for their next mission. They just came back from a fire,” says Zach, 9, as he sits down to play with his counsellor. He’s wearing a hat that says, “How Great is our God,” and a Black Panther necklace that belonged to his older brother, Cameron. 

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Cameron died three years ago

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