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Bereavement: Common Reactions After a Loss

University of Limerick

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Catalogs the feelings that follow a death, including sadness, anger, guilt, anxiety and relief, and explains why each is a normal part of mourning. A short reference for anyone wondering whether what they feel is expected.

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