Grief is a terrible thing. Once you experience it, there’s no going back, no matter how much time passes, and we all bounce back to varying degrees. While some can find ways to cope with it, becoming content with letting it live in the guest rooms of their psyche, others can find themselves lost in the darkness. No matter which one we end up being, it’s something that is both universal and entirely specific to ourselves. Friends and family members can sympathize with you, making connections to their grief and yours, but there’s no way of truly feeling what each other person feels. There are no “one size fits all” ways to recover, and because of that, the way we react and recover from those moments is unique, and therefore, not explainable to other people.
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