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Losing A Relationship
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I'm sorry for your loss - I'd like to pass on my condolences to you and the rest of your family. We are here for you during this tough time.
For the healing process, I think the most important thing is to let yourself go through the grieving process, and allow yourself to feel your emotions. This way, you are able to experience and confront your feelings, come to terms with what has happened, accept that the person is gone, and move forward.
We all take our own time to grieve a loved one. Talking with family and friends, and supporting one another, is also really important - in the face of death, solidarity with loved ones grows ever stronger x
Much love
Thank-you very much. I have definitely taken your advice on board.
If you have a look on the what's new section you can see what's currently being used xo