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... now. My husband died on Feb 27th 2021, 6 weeks ago at the time of writing this. The pain and grief, loss, emptiness .... are all still so very real and powerful. I am feeling sad hearing so many people...
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... pretty good! The first month was hell. But I now feel that I have substantially climbed out of my grief hole. I am doing things based on my own ideas, I am no longer am motivated primarily by "what she...
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... time of her passing. I have worked hard to help my kids through the loss and deal with it my own grief but it just doesn't seem to get any better. With the Covid restrictions and stress things have gotten...
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I normally think of myself as a pretty resilient person, and I am very familar with grief/loss and bereavement - both personally and professionally. That said, wow, I struggling right now and find myself...
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... the chaos with quiet zen music on our phones. We never left my moms side. I feel I am dealing with grief And trauma as the hospital was a real nightmare. My mom was pretty much left to die... the first...
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... and I suspected the worse but we needed to know. My father is 92 and was trying to cope with his grief and my mother who had home oxygen, insulin dependent diabetes and progressing dementia. His grief...
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Antisapatory Grief
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... />I lost my husband Nov. 2018, after a 15 month battle with cancer.
i have signed up for grief counseling, but not in till May.
we have no children together, and my family is a couple hours...
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... therapy (unrelated) and my friends death was brought up. The intake nurse suggested I check out grief counselling services too, based on my reaction and the feelings that arose. But I just.. I don't know...