If you suffered the loss of a loved one, did you go through the 5 stages of grieving?

Question

The five stages of grieving are:
Denial: feeling of numbness or shock, thoughts that this can't be true or there has been some mistake, feeling that time briefly suspends itself, a sense of unreality
Anger: feelings of anger toward the person that told you the news or the loved one, anger at anyone you can hold accountable, even God
Bargaining: trying to negotiate with another person or God, saying if you reverse this I will do this
Depression: sink into deep sadness when you realize the death is real, feelings of loneliness, hopelessness, experience lack of energy, crying over small incidents
Acceptance: finding peace within yourself despite the loss. feel a great love for the person and miss him or her but now able to move on and focus on daily tasks, have a new awareness of how precious life is

Answer 1

Yes and I have gone through them several times for several different situations in my life. Keep in mind these are not conscience feelings or emotions you go through, but a process so that we can heal and move on in your life....

peace

Answer 2

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Answer 3

That is exactly what I went through when my dad accidentally was electrocuted. He was only 55 years old and a honorable worshipper of the true God. The last comment he made that day..Sunday....was..You must live every day as if it were your last.
I cried for 10 years missing him and cry now when someone talks about him.
But I know he will be back in the resurection. He will inherit the earth because he loved God and talked about him every day. He lived by God's laws and kept hi commandments and helped others to come to an accurate knowledge too.
Knowing all the steps we go through helps the grieving ones know it will get better. The pain they feel will subside in time. And that the love they felt for the loved one continues till they meet again.

Answer 4

You've only listed four(4),no big deal, you've made your point, good question as well. During that unhappy period, people do it, unconsciously, especially those who have had to experience it before.For those going through it for the first time, it's surly more bumpy, but in their own way,they get by. Experiencing the loss of a special loved one is traumatic, the five(5) steps of grieving is the body's way to make that process bearable....THANK YOU.LATER

Answer 5

Yes, but the time frame of each stage varies from different individual, like anger, some will go days or weeks of anger but some will just experience it for minutes or hours.

Answer 6

No I missed a few but then everyone does not go through them all and some at the same time. I went thru shock then acceptance because it was what he wanted due to health issues.

Answer 7

Yeah, no 5 stages. I think thats just a ploy- 5 stages of great displeasure- great sadness, great moral obligation? Perhaps.. David lost his first child that he had with Bathsheba but he greived in a totally unique way, but y was that..? I think every one greives in different ways.

Answer 8

nonetheless i'm am atheist, i'm going to reply to your question. i do no longer think of God (or your uncle) would desire you to spend too plenty time discussing his funeral and mourning him. nonetheless rather everyone mourns of their very own time and their very own way, there's a time once you would be able to desire to get on along with your existence, and living on somebody's dying for too long is risky and keeps you from different issues on your existence. My dad died final April, and that i understand he does no longer have wanted all and sundry to stay on his dying. at an analogous time as i've got pronounced it with my spouse and my acquaintances who've had comparable stories, it by no potential stopped me from choosing up and continuing my own existence. and that's what God (as you interpret Him) and your uncle would desire.

Answer 9

i did go through 4 stages but the 5th one i didnot yet although i lost my beloved one 5yrs ago

Answer 10

Probably.
But I can still cry at the drop of a hat!