Grieving is a natural response to death from "summary" of How We Die by Sherwin B Nuland
Grieving is an intricate, multifaceted response to death that is as unique as the individual experiencing it. It is a natural reaction to loss, a process through which we come to terms with the reality of our mortality. Through grieving, we confront the finality of death and navigate the complex emotions that arise from the absence of a loved one. The grieving process is not linear; it ebbs and flows, changing in intensity and form over time. It is a journey that may take us through various stages - denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance - but these stages are not fixed or sequential. Instead, they may overlap, recur, or manifest in unexpected ways. Grieving is a deeply personal experience that unfolds differ...
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