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| Five Stages of Grief |
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 Losing a person you love is very painful. Most of us will experience this at some point in our lives. During this very challenging time, it will be very helpful to have support from family and friends because they know and understand exactly how you feel.Talking to them and sharing your feelings will make you feel better.
Anger- this is when the person gets mad and irritated for not having any control of the situation and tends to blame others for what he/she feels. Bargaining- during this stage, people try to come up with different ways to negotiate a compromise or simply try to get back what they lost. Depression- when people realize that they cannot do anything anymore to stop the loss or to change what had happened. This stage involves sadness, misery and constant crying, which is natural. Acceptance- this is when the person learns to accept the reality of the loss and can finally move on. However this does not mean that the grieving person will no longer get sad about the loss.
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