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In this lesson, Dr. Welch says, “There is no right way to grieve.” Do you agree? Have you ever seen someone grieve in a way that you thought was “wrong”? Explain.
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Yes, I do agree that there is no right way to grieve.
I have seen people grieve in different ways, but never thought that anyone was grieving wrong because everyone’s situation is different, and will cope and grieve in their own way beside there is no wrong way to grieve.
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I agree, there is no right way. Some ways may be strange, but if is helping the person getting thru grief who am I to judge.
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I have some hang ups about “ there is no right way to grieve”. I would disagree because we shouldn’t get mad or angry with God yet some people do. My daughter has been grieving in the loss of her Daddy for 8 years. She’s angry with God , she’s angry with me, she’s become an introvert and won’t share her feelings. She has emotional issues and mentally messed up because she became angry with God and me when Charlie died. She has anxiety, depression. I wish she would have handled it in a different way.
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I believe everyone grieves differently. I don’t know of a wrong way.
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I agree there is no right way to grieve. No I have never seen someone grieve in a way that I thought was wrong. Everyone grieves differently depending on their own personal relationships. I recently lost my husband after a long illness, and I am going through grieving now. Shelby