Re: STRESS
Von: ChelleSmiles (tokatoda@yahoo.com) [Profil]
Datum: 11.01.2007 19:15
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Newsgroup: alt.support.lupus
Datum: 11.01.2007 19:15
Message-ID: <1168539321.855872.51210@k58g2000hse.googlegroups.com>
Newsgroup: alt.support.lupus
Linda, I am so sorry for your loss. I went to a counselor after dealing with a horrible loss and stressful time in my life, he told me to allow myself to grieve because you need that. He said, give yourself the time to grieve, but don't ruminate on it. I was having a hard time moving on, and he said just allow yourself 10-15 minutes or so to sit and reflect on it because you need to address the painful feelings, and then try to move on by keeping busy with other things. The key for me was pushing myself outside of my comfort zone, and making myself get out of the house to do things even when I didn't want to. I found that over time the grief and stress that came with it became more manageable. I found new things to do that I hadn't done before, and looked into old hobbies I'd abandoned and new hobbies to pick up. I know everybody deals with grief and stress in their own ways, so what worked for me may not work for you, but I thought I would share. One other key thing that helped me survive my loss was allowing myself to not always be strong. I wanted to be strong and tough and was upset with myself for not being able to hold it together better than I was, but then I realized that it was okay and that I don't always have to be strong because that's what makes me human. I hope this helps, and again, I am so very sorry for your loss. The grief may last for a long time, but try to find ways to create happy moments that help diminish the impact that the grief will have on you. Michelle Linda wrote: > Does anyone have any suggestion on how to deal with stress over the dead > of my Mom? > > Mom passed away on Jan 3 and now that everything is over with it > starting to hit me hard. > > Linda[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
