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GRIEF AND AGING The loss of a loved one is a stressful event for people of all ages, but it may be particularly so for the elderly. One’s final years are filled with losses involving work, friends, and physical independence. Thus, the end of a purposeful career and the onset of physical limitations may only accentuate the feeling of grief that accompanies the death of a loved one. The phases of grief are common to people of all ages-shock, disbelief, emptiness, confusion, numbness, and freefloating anxiety. Therefore, older men and women can benefit every bit as much as
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