Note that not everyone goes through all these stages. As a result you will deny the reality of death. However, this denial will gradually diminish as you begins to express and share your feelings about death and dying with other students or friends. You are angry at what you perceive to be the unfairness of death and you may project and displace your anger unto others. When given some social support and respect, you will eventually become less angry and able to move into the next stage of grieving.
Many students try to bargain with some sort of diety.
They probably try to bargain and offer to give up an enjoyable part of their lives in exchange for the return of health or the lost person. Guilt You may find yourself feeling guilty for things you did or didn't do prior to the loss. Accept your humanness. Depression You may at first experience a sense of great loss. Mood fluctuations and feelings of isolation and withdrawal may follow.