How do you deal with a death?

Answer 1

I have lost both my mom last year and my little sister six years ago and I have to say hun that only time eases the pain.It never completely goes away but it will get a whole lot better. My doctor put me on zoloft though and that has helped me tremendously with my emotions. Thoughts are with you.

Answer 2

I am sad that the person I care for is gone from this earth, I will miss them while I am still here, and rejoice that I will be joined with them someday- in some form whether it be heaven, or in a huge energy flow, or in whereever our unique souls go once our bodies are done.

Answer 3

When my husband and parents died, I took time off work to grieve by myself. My dad was the hardest to get over. Each day is a little better, but it's a slow process. Tell them you love them when they're alive to appreciate it.

Answer 4

I'm strong, until I can't be any more, then I cry my eyes out, am sad for a while, then begin to deal realistically.

Answer 5

Clinically.

Answer 6

It takes some time for it to sink in, so I try and act like I think I should, until it sinks in.

Answer 7

Learn with the fact everyone dies and I will too. I make sure my priorities are right....

Answer 8

its horrible because i never cry even though i want too i hold everything inside i cant help it

Answer 9

w/tears & support from loved ones

Answer 10

grieve over what was lost, celebrate what should be remembered