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Which stage of grief am I on? |
I need to know which stage of grief am I on? yesterday I found her Myspace and it caused me to cry some more. I got a little caught up on the 4 years that I've missed. You're in 'guilt' now - you say you should be crying more. you have a long way to go. as for losing contact, it happens, so stop stressing over it, her hubby is still dealing with his own pain, he probably isnt checking his myspace just yet. give it time, it isnt easy, but its all you can do. take care and good luck, i will be praying for you. Aren't you being rather introspective . giggling over the fact that she was dead.? Can't say I ever laughed over the death of a friend. Are you talking about Kubler-Ross Grief Cycle, the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance? Hmm, IMHO, there are as many ways to deal with the death of a friend as there are people out there dealing with the deaths of friends. I also thought these stages were passed through in terms of years and not days. The earlier reference to self-analysis rings true. |
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