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Why is it so important to connect with others when you’re grieving the loss of a loved one? If you’ve grieved this kind of loss in the past, what kind of support was most helpful to you? If you’re currently grieving this kind of loss, who specifically can you reach out to for support?
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To prevent yourself from becoming overwhelmed with sadness, inability to control your anger of loss, sleeplessness, loss of appetite, or refusing to eat and prevent isolation.
Yes, I have experienced this kind of grief in the past. my family, friends, pastor, and counselors were my support.
I still find myself currently grieving and will reach out to my Pastor, get involved in serving within my church, and spend more time reading the Bible.
Yes, I have found myself stuck in the depression stage of my grief, I now reach out to my Bible and cry out to God and questioned him about his promises. “that he will never leave me or forsake me, that he will strengthen me.
Spending more time getting involved in prayer group meetings serving in my church, and reading the Bible is helping me past that stage.
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to connect with others helps us to know that we are not alone in our grief,others are going through the same problems,and we can help them.
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It is good to connect with other. Many share in our grief and have experienced what we are going through. What helps me is to share the good things about the loved one , especially with those who knew the person
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We are created as social creatures, needing to interact with others so that life may be full and complete.
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I am currently grieving the loss of my husband, and I see the importance of connecting with others. This helps me to stay focused and to be able to talk about my loss. I have family and friends who are helping me get through this difficult time.