Title: 11 Frequent Questions for Coping with Grief - Exploring your mind
Headings: 11 Frequent Questions for Coping with Grief
11 Frequent Questions for Coping with Grief
11 questions and 11 answers after the death of a loved one
1. Will I forget his voice, his laughter, his face?
2. Coping with grief: Am I going crazy?
3. How long will it last?
4. Will I ever be the same?
5. Why has this happened to me? Why is he gone? Why now?
6. Am I ill?
7. Do I need psychological help?
8.What should I do with their personal items?
9.Does time heal everything?
10.When is the mourning over?
11. What can I do with everything I’m experiencing and feeling?
The Function of Pain After a Loss

Content: We feel that if we don’t remember his laugh, the look on his face, and his way of walking then it would be like a betrayal. However, time makes that memory fade somewhat and we start to have doubts and worry that we may start to forget the things that physically defined him. As we consider this,we should remember that, even if our loved one is not here, and we can’t touch him or listen to him, he remains very much in our heart. The affection, and the moments we have lived together, remain in our heart and nothing and nobody can take that away from us, not even time itself. 2. Coping with grief: Am I going crazy? The loss of a loved one causes a state of shock, a mental block, which is extremely difficult and alienating. Experiencing so many emotions at the same time make us feel that we have lost control of ourselves. We must point out that this is almost always a very necessary transitional stage to be able to process what has happened to us.