Mourning has become one of the most difficult factors to face within the family, since, in most people, it is not prepared to enforce this type of effect. That as many express it generates "a vacuum" and even for people of mental health such as: Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Therapists among others. It is a difficult process to assimilate since we all have feelings.
Stage 1. Phase of Shock: In this phase, what is the distortion of reality is generated since the loss is not assimilated, that is, they act as if nothing had happened and in circumstances no tears are generated because it is not possible for our brain Let this happen to us. In other cases, we find people who are paralyzed and remain immobile and inaccessible.
It is a protective state that serves to give time to assume the information received and can last hours or even a few days.
Stage 2. Aggression phase: Usually begins to point to the guilty about the death of the lost person to the point of generating conflicts at the moment of death or not being informed by the person who reacts in this way. You also feel guilt with yourself, it generates insomnia or restless sleep and your appetite is affected
Stage 3. Phase of despair: A process of adaptation is generated but in turn of disorientation since the affected person continues with his day to day but feels depression, apathy, deconcentration, and assumes an attitude of "hope" feeling the presence of the person even though he is no longer there.
Stage 4 Reorganization phase: During this process there is already a little more stability and strengthening where all feelings have been relieved and you can continue in life despite the circumstances.
Therefore it is advisable that there is a psychological therapy to overcome this process little by little.
or in the case of other people you always look for that support and generate that fortalce in God, that without a doubt He can fill all emptiness and heal every wound
