Seven Stages of Grief

If you have lost someone you love and are grieving, you will soon feel the need to move on. This is a healthy and normal part of the grieving process. In fact, according to Kavanaugh, there are Seven Stages of Grief:

1. Shock and denial
2. Disorganization (out of touch with reality)
3. Volatile reactions (anger, rage, behavior changes. Mad at God, med staff, funeral directors, family, in-laws, friends).
4. Guilt (social mechanism to resolve the dissonance. Saying “if only . . . “)
5. Loss and loneliness comes a social life is reentered. Holidays feel strange without the deceased.
6. Relief (can lead to more guilt)
7. Reestablishment occurs gradually. Reconstructing a new life.

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