Visiting Other Grief Blogs
One practice I’ve gotten into is visiting other blogs in relation to loss, grief and widows. It’s amazing the diversity of thoughts out there, and yet there’s always that common thread, loss of a loved one. There is such a wide range of emotion in the grief process, and yet many of us share the most basic reaction to death; feelings of despair, perhaps abandonment — and the mindset that life will never be the same again.
One thing that has been brought home to me is that every new day can present a unique set of circumstances. How we react in our daily life shape us — but only as long as we allow it to. We can integrate change any time we wish, sometimes slow, sometimes not. No one should ever expect a grieving individual to forget the past. Our past, our relationships, made us who we are. Just because we are able to have joy again in our lives doesn’t diminish the anguish and pain that we once felt so keenly.
i agree…healing the wounds caused by grieving somehow takes time.It depends how the person cope up with the situation.It takes lots of courage,faith and strength for acceptance.But somehow it ease and lessen the pain to share the experience with those who also undergo the same scenario.And i believe one best way to to gain courage and strength is prayer.God give us comfort in times of our uncertainty, He is ready to listen to listen to us.We just only need to open our heart.
Godbless
Comment by rhosie — April 30, 2008 @ 1:57 am
Thank you for stopping.
Comment by ajourneywelltaken — April 30, 2008 @ 2:22 am