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PERSONAL GRIEF While much has been said about it, comfort is still difficult to come by. Grief may be universal, but it is also quite an individual matter. This is one reason why psychologists sometimes have difficulties dealing with it effectively. The manner in which people deal with grief is influenced by culture, religion, and personality. Some people mourn publicly while others withdraw. Some search for meaning by asking what the life of the deceased meant or why death came at this particular time. Others never bother to ask these • questions. Some people want to talk about how they feel; others do not. Grieving over a loss is normal and necessary, and some may get through it best on their own.
One thing that can help us with grief is the experience of others who have lost loved ones. At MOSER FUNERAL HOME we can connect you with resources in the community that can support you during a difficult time. C4II 347-3431, (233 Broadview Ave, Warrenton.) 24-hours a day.
Please send your questions or comments
to my office or e-mail me at:
moserfh @ blackhawke.net
“Death came with friendly care, the opening bud to heaven conveyed, and bade it blossom there."
- Samuel Coleridge
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