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It is probably grief. There are several types. Prolonged grief is also a possibility. There is not enough information to give an accurate diagnosis. There are tests that can rule out any physical ailments. I suspect grief due to the anxiety, fatigue and difficulty eating and sleeping. The weight loss is what makes me thinks lab work rule out first.
Many other factors would have me recommend he see his endocrinologist that treats his Diabetes to follow up on his labs and rule out any changes. If labs are normal, I would recommend talk therapy. 6 months is relatively recent, and grief is unique per person. There is no time table.
Explanation:
The Seven Stages of Grief. Dr. Kübler-Ross refined her model to include seven stages of loss. The 7 stages of grief model is a more in-depth analysis of the components of the grief process. These seven stages include shock, denial, anger, bargaining, depression, testing, and acceptance.
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Many casualties can occur in this busy and crowded environmet below. If you look at this picture carefully you are able to see that the construction workers working on the high platform next to the building are being careless despite the platorm being high up and not looking very sturdy. If an accident does eventually occur where one of the workers fall off or the platform collaspes 911 should be called. The injured should be taken and kept somewhere safe before help can arrive to prevent further injuries. There should also be a person accompanying the injured to keep medical help updated before they can get to the destination. While that is happening, people need to check the scene and make sure there is no one left out and should be aware of any other events that may cause a accident. (like that spilled oil that's lookin sus)
