A tribute to all the "How do you deal with grief" threads ever made on this site. Enjoy.
How Do You . . . DEAL WITH GRIEF?
Cry it out
Get bereavement counselling
Talk about the losses with people who’ve been through the same thing
Give myself time to process
Did you lose someone?
Get bereavement counselling
Talk about the losses with people who’ve been through the same thing
Give myself time to process
Did you lose someone?
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I am with you!
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For me it's quite odd. I don't really cry or feel sad when people die. Even if they were extreamly close. I'm not saying I don't miss them though. I also tend to dream about dead people who were close to me quite often. Just in reality I never feel sadness when people actually die. Even if I truly loved them. I feel nothing for some reason. I feel many deep emotions, and most of them have plagued my life. Grief has never really been one of them though. For all I know many I do experience intense feelings of grief, but I've lived with it so long I'm completly numb to the feeling.
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