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GRIEF WORK
The term "grief work" refers to the processes a mourner must undergo before resuming daily life, which include separating from the person who died, readjusting to the world without that person, and formihg new relationships. To separate from the person who died, a person must find another way to redirect the emotional energy that was previously given to the loved one. This does not mean that the person was not loved or should be forgotten but that the mourner needs to turn to others for emotional satisfaction. The mourner's roles, identity, and skills may require adjustment to living in a world without the person who died and a new investment of the emotional energy once reserved for the deceased.
Often we are ill-prepared to handle the stress that grief brings. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, were here to offer you support and comfort amidst the strong emotions that often accompany loss. We understand that grief is often unpredictable, and offer our clients compassion and a listening ear. Call 347-3431 (233 Broadview Avenue) Warrenton 24-hours a day.
"True friendship comes when silence between two people is comfortable. ”
- Dave Tyson Gentry
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