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Embrace your spirituality


If faith is part of your life, express it in ways that seem appropriate to you. Allow yourself to be around people who understand and support your religious beliefs. You should feel encouraged to reach out to your local clergy person of your faith with questions, concerns, and other matters relating to the death of your loved one. They will be able to guide you through the grief process while honoring and respecting the religious faith and beliefs of yourself or your loved one.


Having your personal faith does not insulate you from needing to talk out and explore


your thoughts and feelings. To deny your grief is to invite problems that build up inside you. Express your faith, but express your grief as well.


Allow a search for meaning


You may find yourself asking “Why did he die?” “Why this way?” “Why now?” The


search formeaning is another normal part of the healing process. Some questions have


answers. Some do not. Actually, the healing occurs in the opportunity to pose the questions, not necessarily in answering them. Find a supportive friend who will listen responsively as you search for meaning.


Treasure your memories


Memories are one of the best legacies that exist after someone loved dies. Treasure them. Share them with your family and friends. Recognize that your memories may make you laugh or cry. In either case, they are a lasting part of the relationship you had with a very special person in your life.


Move toward your grief and heal


The capacity to love requires the necessity to grieve when someone you love dies. You can’t heal unless you openly express your grief. Denying your grief will only make it become more confusing and overwhelming. Embrace your grief and heal.


Reconciling your grief will not happen


quickly. Remember, grief is a process, not an event. Be patient and tolerant with yourself. Never forget that the death of someone loved changes your life forever. It’s not that you won’t be happy again. It’s simply that you will never be exactly the same as you were before the death.


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