As reported by Kubler Ross, there are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. The first stage in Kubler Ross model is Denial. In this stage, people who suffer damage cannot accept the loss has taken place. The feeling is experiencing a bad dream, the loss is out of the real world and they are waiting for waking up to get rid of the dream. The second stage is Anger. After people passed denial stage, they accepted the occurrence of the loss, feel anger with themselves or with others and unfairness of it. The next stage is the bargain. This stage relate the hope that people can undo the loss or avoid the cause of loss. There also usually includes commitment for better behaviors
