It is during this time that a person slowly understands all the implications of the loss, and figures out how to live again. This experience may last from days to a year or more. The disorganized, disrupted time a person experiences slowly finds a new balance point. The grief process slowly progresses and the person in mourning becomes aware that the physical signs of grief are fading and that the exhaustion isn t as profound. Although the pain of the loss remains, the unbearably quality of it begins to lift.
Life seems possible again.
These are the stages of grieving and mourning. It is important to know that everyone's experience of grief is unique to them and their loss. We have abbreviated hours when classes are not in session. Our phone message is updated with our current hours. All messages will be returned as soon as possible during our normal operating hours.