"Five Stages of Grief"
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Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross proposed the “Five Stages of Grief” in her 1969 book “ On Death and Dying ” She proposed the five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
There’s debate among experts about the stages of grief, but “people who are in the pain of grief are just saying, Help me’ ”.
Depression, or an acute sadness, is when the great loss begins more deeply affecting your life.
Intense and persistent grief that causes problems interferes with everyday functioning is known as prolonged grief disorder.
Acceptance doesn’t mean you’re OK with your loved one being gone; it just means that I accept the new reality of my life.
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