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How can I help someone through a very painful bereavement? i can't go into details kirst , but all can say is stay strong , be there for them listen if they want to talk ,if they want to cry let them , they will feel in denial in the beginning that will pass . , the guilt will come later , thats the worst part , thinking of only what they couldn't do , not what they did do , they will have good days and bad days they say that time heals all wounds , its a cliche i know ,but the pain of losing someone so close will never completey go away , but it will get a little easier, , my thoughts and prayers are with you remember the good times i'm so sorry kirst i am thinking of you and your man keep strong ,my strength got me through what happened last christmas ,i wish i could give you a hug god bless you xxx Report It Be there for them and listen to their problems. Try to cheer them up little by little. Hold them and hug them and let them know that you will always be there. Just be there for them........ be a good listener.... let them know that they can call on you anytime, day or night........ sometimes you dont have to say anything, just being there is what they need Homeopathic Remedies for Anxiety / Panic Attacks / Stress / Depression(Bereavment) / Mood Swings :- Just be willing to listen. Call, email regularly, but this person may also want alone time. You can't fix what is going on. You may feel that you were pushed away, but just continue your contact, if briefly. It takes a long time to begin to start feeling normal again. all i can say as most have said - is be there for that person.. just be there for them ....talk and cudles are a good thing too x All you can do kirstell is be their for them I have just lost my sister after a 8yr illness and went to her funneral yesterday and what has really helped me is the support of family and friends one particular friend has been brillant she has sat with me in the early hours listening to me and just being there has been a big help and comfort and that means so much knowing that someone cares. Just be there for them no matter what time of day or night if they want to talk. Let them know you care and encourage them to talk about the person they have lost as that is a great healer during the bereavement period. xx |
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