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Please write a 1 paragraph discussion reply for each discussion. Each paragraph should be a minimum of 200 words.
Discussion # 1
By Elkar (Erica) Gedeus
The Grief Process
The stages of grief with death is being in denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance according to (Kubler-Ross, 1969). Grief is the response to a loss of someone, an acute of pain that accompanies a loss. Grief is also very personal and is a complicated process. However, we who are grieving some time experience similar emotions.
Although it was presented as a sequence on page 551 reading more into the chapter, what I came to understand the stages are not sequential. Furthermore into the chapter (Worden 1991) on page 561 stated that grief is an active process, and a person must acknowledge the reality of the loss, work through the emotional turmoil, adjust to the environment, and loosen ties to the deceased, we must free ourselves from the bonds,
Almost 2 years ago I experienced the loss of my youngest brother. The feelings I was experiencing at the time had me in denial, anger, guilt, and depression. I was so hurt I didn’t know who to talk to. At one point I blame myself and stated “only if I would’ve answer my phone”. It was not something I expected, although in reality it can occur anytime. We as human encountered the action of feeling anxious with death. However the attachment tend to result in less depression and guilt after the loss.
According to (Kastenbaum 1999) on page 574 Late adulthood are less anxious about death and more accepting of it than any other age. They also believe that their are most important life tasks have been completed.
As I end my discussion I have learning and understand that grief is a reaction, response, and a feeling we experiences as we lose a love one. Death is a last life cycle that we encounter throughout left. Leaning how to deal with death is not easy, but I did it.
Discussion # 2
By Nielyne Mencias
For our last week’s discussion post we are going to be breaking down the stages of grief. They are five stages of grief, and they are denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. The denial stage is when you’re in shock about the situation and
you’re trying to avoid the truth. The anger stage is being emotional like if you’re bottling up all of your feelings. The bargaining stage is when you’re begging for a way out of your situation. The depression stage is when you’re finally realizing that your
situation is real. Lastly, acceptance is the last stage and you accept the situation and move foward. I think that these stages are sequential. You go through all of these stages and in the same order. I think the author meant that the grief stages happen and
believe it or not but it can happen to anyone and everyone. You can also tell when someone is in of those stages because it shows by their emotions and how they act towards people. I work at a hospital and on neuro floor and I see people go through all of
these stages on a daily basis. It’s hard to see people suffering and having there last moments of life and with their family not having any type of power to do anything about it. The perspective of death for those in late adulthood that the text gives is basically
just saying that adults are more accepting of the situation. I feel like the text is giving the perspective like if you’re about to pass away, the late adults are more accepting because they might think ” oh they lived a good life and they’re finally going to be at
peace”. In my opinion everyone see’s death differently and they accept it in different ways and timing, of course it’s all about what’s your perspective

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