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You Are Not
Alone
When people recall their happiest memories, they usually think of times when they were surrounded by friends or family or when they felt an intimate connection with another person. Unfortunately, as individuals age, such moments may be increasingly hard to come by. And, many older adults find themselves feeling lonely and isolated due to the death of loved ones. Living alone does not have to mean being lonely, however. Loneliness is a perceived deficit in either the quantity or quality of one’s social relationships.Conversely, some with relatively few social contacts are not necessarily lonely. Overcoming loneliness requires determination and the knowledge that making a connection with others will most likely happen if you put yourself out. Sometimes, especially during a time of bereavement, loneliness just has to be experienced as a part of the grieving process. The time to reconnect will come, even though we can feel that grief is interminable. At the Moser Funeral Home, 233 Broadview Ave., Warrenton. We understand how overwhelming one’s feelings can be amidst the chaos that often follows a loss in one’s immediate family. That’s where our experience comes in as a help and as a relief. Call us at 347-3431.
“my heart is a lonely hunter that hunts on a lonely hill. "
~ Elena Macleod
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