Losing a loved one or a close friend is never easy, but understanding the stages of grief can sometimes help. Grief involves numbness and denial, promoting an inability to feel when the news of the death arrives, and a sense of disbelief arrives, and a sense of disbelief that the person is really gone. It involves tearful emotion as the reality of a permanent separation sets in.
The loss of the loved one can involve anger at God or life as the world continues on when you're hurting so bad. It can involve depression, or feeling that life is meaningless. Finally, there is acceptance-coming to terms with the loss, and beginning to move on with life.
The grieving process takes time, but it can be overcome. The greatest strength for getting through it is found in the Lord. Remember, God understands your grief. He knows what it's like to have a child die. He saw His own son, Jesus, die for us all. He loves you and wants to help you overcome your grief if you'll let Him.
"So you have sorrow now, but I will see you again;
then you will rejoice, and no one can rob you of that joy."
John 16:22
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