The loss of a child through “sudden infant death syndrome,” also known as SIDS or crib death—the sudden and \_37\_ death of an apparently healthy, sleeping infant—is an especially \_38\_ experience. Parents often develop feelings of guilt and \_39\_, thinking that they somehow caused the child’s death. To \_40\_ such feelings, organizations have been established to help parents accept the fact that they did not cause the death.