Coping With Loss Mrs. Blackwell W.M.L.M.S Pages in Teen Health 99-99.

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Coping With Loss Mrs. Blackwell W.M.L.M.S Pages in Teen Health 99-99

Grief: The sorrow caused by a painful loss, such as the loss of a loved one.

Grief cont. People may grieve over the death of a relative, a friend, or even a family pet.

People may grieve over other types of loss too. Such as having to move. Having a divorce in the family Give other examples of why people might grieve.

Grief Reaction: the process of dealing with strong feelings following any loss.

There is no RIGHT or WRONG way to grieve. Everybody grieves in their own way.

Feelings of grief can even occur years after the loss.

Grief can cause feelings of sadness, loneliness, or even anger. There are usually 5 common stages that people may go through when they are grieving.

Stage of grief: Denial Immediately after a loss people may be in a state of shock. They may not be able to believe that the loss has occurred.

Stage of grief: Anger Some people feel angry with their loved one for leaving them. Some blame themselves or others. Who else could a person be mad at when someone dies?

Another stage of grief: Bargaining People think about what they could have done to prevent the loss. They may feel guilt or may wish they had done more for the person when he or she was alive.

Another stage of grief: Depression People may cry. People may feel hopeless. They can even have physical symptoms, such as trouble sleeping.

Another stage of grief: Acceptance People begin to move on. They gradually regain some of their energy and begin to accept the loss.

Coping strategies: These are ways of dealing with the sense of loss people feel when someone close to them dies. There is no way to undo a loss. However, it is possible to cope with the grief a loss can bring.

One way is give yourself time. Allowing yourself time to grieve and to accept your feelings. Allowing yourself to cry serves as a useful release.

It may also help to talk about your feelings. Who could a person talk to that could help then deal with their loss?