grief…

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mourning, grieving, bereavement, grief, reaction to a significant loss, most frequently an unhappy, painful emotion triggered by the death of a loved one, same emotions, experienced by someone, a terminal illness who expects to die, by someone, a chronic condition who must deal, a loss of autonomy, end of a significant relationship often results, grieving process, everyone experiences grief in own way, generally, recognized stages, process of mourning, starts, recognition of a loss, extends, eventual acceptance of it, responses, vary depending upon the circumstances associated, the death, deceased suffered, a chronic illness, death, have been anticipated, a relief of suffering, death was accidental, violent, coming to a stage of acceptance, take longer, 5 stages of grief, reactions, not occur, specific order, at times, simultaneously, not all of these emotions, necessarily experienced, denial, disbelief, numbness, anger, blaming others, bargaining, "if i am cured of this cancer, i, never smoke again", depressed mood, sadness, crying, acceptance, coming to terms, individuals who, grieving, frequently report crying spells, trouble sleeping, difficulty productive at work, prolonged symptoms, lead to clinical depression, physiological signs of depression present, sleep, appetite disturbance, emotional support, the grieving process, provided by family, friends, outside factors, influence the normal grieving process, outside help from clergy, social workers, mental health specialists, self-help groups indicated, acute phase of grief, last up to 2 months, residual milder symptoms, extend a year, longer, psychological counseling, benefit a person suffering from absent grief reaction, from depression associated, grieving, stress of grieving, helped by joining a support group where members share common experiences, loss of a child, support group, loss of a spouse, support group, grieving, take a year, longer to overcome strong feelings associated, loss, to reach acceptance, grief, loss, have an adverse effect on overall health, contribute to depression, excessive use of alcohol, drugs, major depression is also a complication, debilitating grief that interferes, daily life lasting, more than two months indicative of more severe illness, unable to deal, grief, using, excessive amounts of drugs, alcohol, become severely depressed, have prolonged depression that interferes, daily functioning, grief, healthy response to loss that should not be prevented, respected, provided, grieving.