#HealingafteraLoss

[thecpdiary]

Losing Someone Close

You lose someone and your whole life changes. If you can, try to remember to tap into how you feel, so you're aware of your mental and emotional feelings.

While it may seem like a mammoth task, when losing someone close, there are ways to look at that situation, that may be worth considering. While you're trying to fill a void, it may be that looking at your loved one's life, gives rise to missed opportunities for yourself. Allowing yourself to think about and work through your relationship with your loved one, can begin to help you see life in a whole new way.

Creating a positive life perspective

Through time, the loss of a loved one, can allow us to see our lives differently. Seeing and learning things from losing a loved, if your mind is open, can inspire you to begin your life differently.

Choosing to live differently

When it comes to a death and we're able to look at our loved one's life, we may choose to do a complete 360-degree turn-around on how we live our lives, on our mental and physical health. Around a sibling or family loss, we may also use the opportunity to concentrate on our own life and health, by taking time to eat healthily, and investing more in our health.

And while you may feel the urge to change everything at once, it is important to take time to think about whether that is in fact a good idea. Grieving is a process, it's not something that works well rushed. Changes are long-lasting, take your time.

These can also be applied to other situations and other circumstances, including temporary or permanent splits.

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[sineadshinelight]

How can the only new photos of you come from an app? Is it any wonder my mind isn’t what it was? Repost from @healingafteraloss • Grief fog is real…the other day I couldn’t find my water bottle even though I was holding it right in my hand. Sometimes I genuinely feel like I’m a zombie and so out of it, which is something I know many of us can relate to. It’s so hard to think in an orderly and concise fashion when you’re grieving a loved one. Grief takes a toll on us physically, emotionally, and mentally. My grief fog also seems to be much worse during the holiday season because I’m missing my mom even more. I feel like I’m in stress and sadness overload. How do you cope when the grief fog hits you hard? Would love to know. ❤️ • • • #grief #griefjourney #griefquotes #griefsupport #griefandloss #healing #lossofalovedone #lossofaparent #griefcounseling #loss #healingquotes #healingjourney #deathofalovedone #restinpeace #motherlessdaughter #grieving #grievingprocess #imissyou #griefawareness #grievingmom #grievingmother #livingwithloss #livingwithlossofachild #thewrongorder #sundaythoughts💭 #suicideloss #suicidelosssurvivor #missyou #alwaysandforever #whoamiwithoutyou https://www.instagram.com/p/CmBt-jFsQXR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[timewithgranny]

Reposted from @proactiveeye This week we are discussing ways to heal after losing someone to suicide. This one is tough. How do you deal with the loss of someone you know or love who died by suicide? I can start by telling you how it made me feel – helpless, scared, angry, abandoned, guilty, etc. I never knew what caused my loved ones to leave me this way, and it is possible I will never know. . It is my prayer that you will find options in this episode to support you healing from your loss. . Click podcast link in bio to tune into episode. Much love, Granny 💚💜💙 . #suicideprevention #suicidepreventionawareness #healingafteraloss #grief #healingjourney #healtogether #healer #lossbysuicide #afsp #americanfoundationforsuicideprevention - #regrann https://www.instagram.com/p/CFkOdvqlynH/?igshid=1xbyttjcz1b1z

[larimar]

healingafteraloss

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