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3 years ago

It often takes ________ to resolve the grief associated with losing a loved one.

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andriy [413]3 years ago

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Answer:

It often takes time to resolve the grief associated with losing a loved one.

Explanation:

Dealing with the loss of a loved one is no easy task. Sadness when a loved one dies is natural and takes time to overcome, this is totally normal as we feel sad and helpless when it happens. However, grief is a process that - unfortunately - all people must go through in order to alleviate the suffering generated by the absence of the other. The problem occurs when this natural phase becomes more difficult than usual: what experts call "complicated mourning." Complicated mourning is a psychological situation where time never comforts the person in mourning. However, it often takes time to resolve the pain associated with the loss of a loved one.

shepuryov [24]3 years ago

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It often takes To Withdraw emotional energy and reinvest in another relationship to resolve the grief associated with losing a loved one.

This final requirement for healthy mourning may be the hardest, particularly when the lost loved one is a child or a spouse. Bereaved ppl may feel that rechanneling emotional energy into a new child or a new romantic love relationship is somehow betrayed of the deceased.

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