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Sep 23, 2007, 11:20 PM
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mamaof667 said: I don't believe in the five stages of grief, I feel angry, I want my son back and yes I am depressed or is it just a normal reaction to losing my precious boy. I am sad, I have nothing to live for, my husband and I just survive each day, there is nothing like losing a child, even if he was 27, we have lost our future and reason to live. </div></font></blockquote><font class="post"> First, I am very sorry to hear of your sons passing.  Yes, I do believe it is natural to be depressed, as well as angry, or whatever you want to feel when grieving another person. No one grieves the same as another, and to me, as long as you dont hurt yourself or others, grieving basically anyway is normal and fine. You have to get it out and grieve. It is nice to meet you, btw, and welcome to PC.
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