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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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There’s no time limit on grieving. People might not understand another person’s sense of loss or grief. I believe no two people grief in the same way or matter. Some people are able to move on while others are not.
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When my dad passed, I cried out to God for months. When my husband became ill, I still ask God why? When my friend passed, she was in a lot of pain. I was happy for her to go home to Heaven. Everyone grieves in their own way.
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I do agree. I do no think that there is a right way to grieve since we are all different which is how God made us. I have never seen someone grieve in a way that I thought was “wrong” since I don’t think there is really a wrong way to grieve unless they are harming themselves or someone else. Then that could be viewed as a wrong way to grieve.
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Yes we are all unique. I see people still grieving a death 20 years ago and am puzzled by it but it looks like I shouldnt be judging them from this lesson.
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Absolutely agreed! Not one person grieves the same as we all have different connections to different loved ones, grief is different. Ive seen those that dont know God like i believe they should, experience the dark side of grief . I too went through a dark side of grief after losing my husband in 2009. I am grateful to our Lord for allowing me to survive that period and continue to live on to share mt story and my rescue.