Disenfranchised grief is a type of grief that is not seen as grief by others. It does not only includes death but also other issues such as loss of a pet or a trauma experienced. Some of the interventions a nurse can do would be listening first to the sentiments of the person bereaving if he or she is talking. Another would be letting the person grieve by just sitting beside him or her while he or she cries and not being judgmental. Another would be empathizing to the person by saying positive words such as "Everything would be okay".
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