Post number #1083878, ID: 164c25
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how do you deal with grief? any tips would be appreciated.
Post number #1083882, ID: 1bf0b7
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Give yourself some time off. Thankfully time doesnt wait for anyone so just attend to your responsibilities and lay off. Sharing is also great for grief. Best of luck, sorry for your loss.
Post number #1083890, ID: ae8315
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Remember, grief shared is grief halved, and joy shared is joy multiplied. Be with those closest to you
Post number #1083894, ID: aa3800
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Post number #1083895, ID: e615a4
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Grief is a messed up thing,sorry for your loss. Give yourself some time, and focus on taking care of yourself. The hardest part of grief is finding the strength to move forward with the rest of your life. Put progress towards some small personal goals, that was helpful for me. Having someone you trust to talk with about it (or even journaling) is also helpful, keeping all those emotions bottled up is unhealthy, and you will only be stuck ruminating on them for a long time if you do
Post number #1083897, ID: 9da711
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Give yourself time. Don't try to avoid sadness or it will bite you back later. Confront it and move towards the future. Also, cry. It helps.
Post number #1083911, ID: 82f214
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>>1083897 This^. I tried to avoid the sadness when my dad died but it tore at me until it came out uglier and stronger. Likely got some long term emotional damage from it too.
Confront it and move towards the future.
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| how do you deal with grief?
any tips would be appreciated.