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Typical Responses to a Profound Loss

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Mourning the loss of a loved one is a very difficult and long process in the best of situations. And while each situation is unique to the griever, there are some typical reactions to loss. When you suffer the loss of a loved one, common responses include feeling. . .

  • Sorrowful and inconsolable

  • Hopeless and despondent

  • Angry and frustrated

  • Unable to focus and concentrate

  • Fearful and withdrawn

  • Remorseful and sorry

  • Guilty and responsible

  • Withdrawn and alienated

  • Depressed and lethargic

  • Impulsive and highly emotional

  • Impassive and unemotional

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Greg Harvey is a language scholar who has traced the roots of Tolkien’s work in European folklore and pre-Christian religious beliefs. He has studied 12 languages, including Elvish, Latin, and Anglo-Saxon.