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Acceptance
Once a person gets over the initial shock of losing a loved one and passes through the pain of grief he or she will be able to accept the loss. Survivors will know they have reached this stage when they are about to recall memories of the deceased fondly, without pain. Once acceptance has been reached, planning for the future becomes more realistic. The rate of acceptance often depends on a person’s ability to feel and express grief openly and honestly. This means taking the time to surround oneself with people with whom one feels comfortable. Then the grieving person needs to tell supportive individuals how he or she feels, as well as when is needed from
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