Losing people

I once read a article about the 7 stages of grief. I thought it wasn't true, but I was wrong. There is actually 7 stages you go through when someone in your life passes away. I lost my grandma last year. It was probably the worst thing that I have ever felt. I knew she was going to passes away soon, but I was in big denial. When my parents told me she died I was still denying it and didn't believe it. It wasn't till I saw my cousin crying because I had accidentally punched him. It's like something in my brain snapped and I saw the world clearly. I remember crying a lot and not being able to stop. Today I handle my grief a lot better, but it was hard. My grandma was the most special person in my life because unlike everyone else she never left me and she never forgot about me. I miss her and I hope that one day I'll be able to see her again.

[CazO46]

Grief is a heavy, difficult emotion to live with. Your grandma will always be special and I hope you have a sense that she is with you. My experience is that over time the acute pain of loss eases but you still miss them and have them close to your heart. Take care X

[Flaweddesign]

I am sorry for your loss, it is tough losing someone close. But I am glad you are seeing things positive. Glad you shared.

[Want2BHappy3]

I've never heard of that? What are they? My dad's been dead about 30 years and I still cry for him 🙏