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FINALLY, ACCEPTANCE
As one progresses through the grief process, beginning with shock and moving through expression of grief, the grief stricken finally reach the final stage of acceptance. You will know that you have reached this stage when you are able to recall memories of your deceased loved ones fondly and pleasantly instead of painfully. Once acceptance has been reached, planning for' the future becomes more realistic and a new and wiser you will have emerged. The rate of acceptance often depends on your ability to feel and express gnef openly. Take time, therefore, from your usual standards of behavior. Surround yourself with people with whom you feel comfortable, and tell them how you feel and what you need from them.
Taking the time to grieve is important, and it is often hard to give ourselves the time to do that At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME we uige folks to think about making prearrangements which can save a lot of guesswork for one’s loved ones. We’re at 233 Broadview Avenue, Wanenton Call 347-3431
“The greater the obstacle, the more the glory in overcoming it." - Moli&re
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