Coby's Grief Analysis

“No rule book. No time frame. No judgement. Grief is as individual as a fingerprint. Do what is right for your soul.” H.W. Throughout the book Coby is struggling through grieving her friend Meg well trying to do what is right for her. Grief is a complicated, especially when the person committed suicide. Grief has a multitude of emotions, effects, and stages. Grief causes emotions to emerge. One of the emotion that happens during the grieving process is shock. Well, in, shock, people might feel numb not believing that the person isn’t real. People might feel angry at the person for leaving them without an explanation. They might be angry with themselves or others for missing clues that the person gave. People might feel guilty for not doing something they think would have made a difference. Someone going through this process might become depressed, feel lonely or helpless. Sometimes a person who is grieving someone who committed suicide might even consider it themselves. People may be confused by why the person took their life and try to figure …show more content…
Well, someone is grieving they might try to fill the void the person left by starting to act like them.People may stop doing activities they previously enjoyed and withdraw from others. Trust they previously had for others may diminish. Depression caused by someone’s death may lead to suicidal thoughts or actions, and lack of purpose in life. Grief has a large effect on people.
What are the stages of grief? The first stage of grief is denial that the person is actually dead. The second stage is accepting that the person is gone and that they are not coming back. The next stage is the person, allowing themselves to grieve their loss. After that stage the person would then move on to the stage where they adjust to a new reality without the person in their life. The final stage is when the person moves on and creates new relationships. There are four main stages of grief Coby went