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The 5 Stages Of Grief Explained
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  1. I lost my mom 7 days, 3 hours and 36 minutes ago. I was expecting it to be easier than the 40 days before that, while my mom literally suffered on life support for 38 days while my dad became the meanest monster I ever imagined and most of my 5 siblings turned on each other.
    I'm grieving more than just losing my mom, I lost my family too.
    I'm feeling crazy, I can hardly function because I'm crying so much.
    Her obituary came out yesterday which for some reason made the pain more real? Leslie Rae Murphy 12-10-52 to 7-7-21. She was amazing and so loved, and the hardest person to lose.

    I'm reading other people's comments and it's hard to imagine things will someday get easier. My condolences for everyone else's losses.

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  2. the more you are into your partner the more painful the breakup will be. the solution from now on is
    to put you first in your next relationship. don't be too into your partner and a breakup will be much easier AND the chances of a breakup will actually be lower as well.

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  3. My dad died a year ago and I’m still in the anger actually no it’s more like resentment and hate I resent my mom for how she tells me to get over it I hate my grandma because she has not let me say goodbye, my dad left when I was born and then he came back when he knew the time was right and it was the best choice but when he died it hurt more my step father wants me to act like he’s my dad when he will never
    be. All I want to do is say goodbye but I can’t and I don’t think I will ever be able to reach acceptance.

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  4. my great grandma passed away like yesterday and yesterday once i found out it was all i could think about i was super upset now its kinda like i cant really bring myself to think shes actually gone and im talking about like its just so crazy that she is that shes still in the hospital but i know shes not but i cant get myself to think otherwise and i feel awful because i am sad ive cried a bunch today and my eyes were swollen this morning but like i kinda feel like a robot now i cant really feel anything but i'll laugh laugh at everything be extra bubbly and happy its weird its not even real happiness because im not happy at all i just want to destroy my room and cry but i cant i dont even know

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  5. I'm only 14 and going through a sexual assault case one with a guy who i babysat his kids my dad abandoned me. 2 suicide attempts and now an eating disorders because of my school life is fucked up 😀

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  6. My cousin died when I was 7 and she was just 11 I was broken I denied it then was angry I felt broken I was lonely because she would always here to play with me but she was really gone so I felt really lonely but somehow I accepted it

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  7. "0:46" Many thanks,
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    It is a great one of a kind guide for beating depression without the hard work. Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate after a lifetime of fighting got astronomical success with it.

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  8. These stages are not considered, accurate, and even the person who postulated them, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, and even she stated she miswrote her meaning and regretted her paper. You can feel all the stages at once, maybe none and just go to “acceptance”, and order is irrelevant. You can feel all of these stages (minus acceptance) in any order. Only “accepting grief” is the last stage obviously

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  9. You are doing an injustice by stating that the Kubler-Ross scale is fully empirical, Yes, for those dying there is some evidence, but absolutely not when you are referring to those going through grief of a loved one. Grief is far more complicated, and people absolutely do not have to transition as such. You don't even have the K-R stages listed in the correct order; Bargaining comes before Depression. You, obviously, are not licensed in therapy, so please stop. You may confuse people into believing that they are not processing their feelings properly.

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  10. Thank you so much I now understand what is going on with me I just lost my husband of 2 years due to this stupid Corona crap I didn't even get to spend Christmas day with him in one day it went from 6mo to 74 hours to 4 hrs smack done it's over so for anyone reading this don't take your loved ones for granted and hold on to them

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  11. I haven't felt denial .Maybe anger at my siblings for acting like my mom, whom we just lost doesn't exist anymore.
    My main feelings are sadness , emptiness , and I have insomnia and a loss of appetite.
    I will NEVER be able to accept that she is no longer a part of this world

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