Even in the face of life’s inevitable cycle, the loss of a loved one remains among the most excruciating experiences we encounter. The path to healing and recovery from such a loss varies for each individual and isn’t always linear. Each person requires a unique span of time to navigate through the intricate landscape of emotions, defying a predictable progression of stages. Grief doesn’t end after a funeral. We offer continued support, available long after a loved one has passed.
Our experienced counselors and support groups help individuals and families process grief, offering comfort, connection, and hope during this difficult time. Whether you need one-on-one grief counseling in Texas or simply a listening ear, we are here for you every step of the way.
Grief is a journey, but you don’t have to walk it alone. Angel’s Touch Hospice is committed to helping you find healing, peace, and hope during this difficult time. At Angel’s Touch Hospice, our bereavement counselors help you cope with feelings of grief, loss, and despair. We provide you with mental and emotional support while you are navigating the bereavement process.
At Angel’s Touch Hospice, our bereavement counselors help you cope with feelings of grief, loss, and despair. We provide you with mental and emotional support while you are navigating the bereavement process.
Emotions you may experience during this time
The passing of a close friend or family member affects everyone differently, but these are some feelings you might experience
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Denial
Although this person has passed away, you still feel as if he or she has never left. In other words, accepting their death is a challenge.
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Disbelief
Whether you were present, or you have just received word of your loved one’s passing, processing this event takes time. Thus, you may have a hard time believing the person is no longer physically present, which is normal.
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Anger
Grief is often accompanied by anger. Whether dealing with a difficult situation on top of the loss or coping with memories, anger can take us by surprise. Acknowledging and resolving this phase is important to the grieving process.
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Confusion
Many people experience confusion at any point in the grieving process. This comes with having difficulty concentrating or sorting out your thoughts.
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Sadness
Naturally, you will feel sad at such a profound loss. Sadness, like any other emotion related to grief, can be expressed in numerous ways. Never feel like there is any one correct way, as this affects everyone differently.
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Shock
Losing someone, even in the situation of a long illness, can still make you feel like your world has been profoundly shaken. It is not unheard of for a person to experience shock after their loved one’s passing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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