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Grief Planning 10

What is grief?  The response to loss (how we deal with loss)  Grief refers to the emotional, physical and spiritual reactions in response to a death or loss

Examples of Grief  Death of a loved one  Finding out you or someone you know has a serious illness  Death of a pet  The break-up of a relationship  Parents getting a divorce  Loss of a job  Moving to a new school/city/country

Physical Symptoms  headaches  feeling sick in the stomach  aching muscles  feeling run down & ti red  trouble sleeping  having no energy  lower immune system; you might find you get sick more easily

5 stages of grief 1. DENIAL 2. ANGER 3. BARGAINING 4. DEPRESSION 5. ACCEPTANCE