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GRIEVING IN THE
EXTREME
Traumatic grief is a virulent form of bereavement which, without treatment, appears to promote sleep disturbances, anguish, and physical ailments. It is thought that those exhibiting traumatic grief tended to have overly relied on their departed loved one to cover up underlying insecurities. “Normal” grief triggers feelings of depression, personal worthlessness and despair. But traumatic grief represents a distinct form of bereavement characterized by searching and yearning for the deceased, disbelief that a dead partner is really gone, avoidance of reminders of the spouse, bitterness and guilt over the death, and hallucinations of seeing or hearing the lost loved one. Treatment for this form of grief often addresses issues of security and trust that stem from childhood.
Everyone who loses a loved one expresses some degree of grief. Handling the details of a funeral or other commemoration ceremony may seem overwhelming. At MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we are poised to assist you in your time of need, 24 hours a day. Reach us at 540-347-3431. We will offer you unparalleled assistance in determining how best to honor the deceased. We invite you to tour our 233 Broadview Ave, Warrenton, location. Let us be there for you.
Ph ase send your questions or comments to my office or e mail me at:
moserfli@blackhawke.net
“Moderate lamentation is the right of the dead; excessive grief
the enemy of the living."
- Shakespeare
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