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The seven stages of grief

The seven stages of grief

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@fmf said
Shock. Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Reconstruction. Acceptance.

Is passing through ALL seven of them inevitable?

Can the stages happen in a different order?
Dr. FMF strikes again.


@suzianne said
Dr. FMF strikes again.
Please give us your opinion on the seven stages of grief.


@the-gravedigger said
Please give us your opinion on the seven stages of grief.
Are you fmf's parrot?

Just wondering. 🙂

-VR


@very-rusty said
Are you fmf's parrot?

Just wondering. 🙂

-VR
I wasn't aware FMF had asked Suziannes opinion.
Are you interested in her opinion?


@suzianne said
Dr. FMF strikes again.
"Doctor"? What makes you say that?


@the-gravedigger said
I wasn't aware FMF had asked Suziannes opinion.
Are you interested in her opinion?
I would be more interested in Suziannes opinion than I would in fmf's or yours as far as that goes. 🙂

-VR


@very-rusty said
I would be more interested in Suziannes opinion than I would in fmf's or yours as far as that goes. 🙂

-VR
That is why I asked her. If you stop yapping she might be able to get a word in. 😉 😛


@the-gravedigger said
That is why I asked her. If you stop yapping she might be able to get a word in. 😉 😛
Ironic, the Kettle calling the pot black! 😛

-VR


@very-rusty said
Ironic, the Kettle calling the pot black! 😛

-VR
Irony, that sly trickster, whispers secrets in our ears, revealing the absurdity of existence


@the-gravedigger said
Irony, that sly trickster, whispers secrets in our ears, revealing the absurdity of existence
Just tell fmf to be quiet, it probably will not work. 😛 🙂

-VR


@orangutan said
I think everyone who deals with grief, deals with it in their own way.

My dad passed just before Covid hit and it was a bit of a shock, but he'd been living with cancer for a while, so not an extreme shock.

Denial? Anger? Bargaining? Depression? Reconstruction? Not sure I ever went through those (unless I'm still in denial).

Acceptance, yup. I got there.
Yes, grief is one of those journeys that doesn't have a definitive route. Experiencing the sudden death of a loved one can often bring additional baggage that needs unpacking, like guilt for example. (Perhaps the last encounter hadn't been a pleasant one or important things had been left unsaid). - From experience, some people also get stuck in one particular phase of grief, depression being a good example of this.

Sorry though to hear of your loss. (Same goes to anyone in this thread who has experienced likewise).


@suzianne said
Dr. FMF strikes again.
That is too kind. Jackass would be more like it.


@congruent said
That is too kind. Jackass would be more like it.
Why?


@fmf said
Shock. Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Reconstruction. Acceptance.

Is passing through ALL seven of them inevitable?

Can the stages happen in a different order?
All all at once for me they happened at a Sprinsteen gig in St Jamses Park no booze allowed in and non on sale at bar,left after 1 hr.


@david-burton said
All all at once for me they happened at a Sprinsteen gig in St Jamses Park no booze allowed in and non on sale at bar,left after 1 hr.
That's wrong on so many levels.

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