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How to Cope with Grief and Loss

How to Live with Losing a Child, Pet, or Other Loved One

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How to Cope with Grief and Loss

By: David A. Hunter
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 Whether you have lost a child, spouse, parent, pet, or other loved one, it can feel devastating. I have been there, and I know it can be overwhelming at times. You may feel that it's difficult to get the kind of support you are looking for. Perhaps you are even blaming yourself. As we grieve our losses, negative thoughts can enter our minds during such a vulnerable time. Handling grief the wrong way can lead to further problems that affect ourselves and the people around us. You may feel shocked, angry, or extremely sad. This book can help you deal with those powerful emotions.

It will cover:
•How to identify the difference between grief and depression
•How to acknowledge your emotional pain
•How to not lose hope
•How to manage your expectations during the grieving process, so that you stay in control emotionally
•How to deal with emotional triggers

Loss may be a part of life, but overwhelming grief shouldn't have to be. Grief & Loss Personal Development Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Relationships
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Book was too short but good I enjoyed the book and want more and to understand grief a lot more

How to let go of grief

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I don’t think this writer has ever lost anyone close. Very cold naive thoughts about death, grief and depression. We are only supposed to grieve for two weeks then be done with it. Schedule your time to feel bad and cry to ten minutes, and again be done for that time period. Since when are matters of the heart able to be it on a schedule?

You can’t schedule grief, or put a time limit on it!

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