loved ones understand the process as well (Bregman, 1989). Kubler-Ross is the name of the five stage model, and according to Bregman, “It offers hope by showing how the person, more or less spontaneously, can move beyond socially induced fear and denial, and toward a goal of acceptance (Bregman, 1989).” The Kubler-Ross model is made up of “denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance (Bregmand.1989).” According to Bregman, the Kubler-Ross model is not meant to speed the process of dying, but to assist in calming fears of a situation where there is no escaping the reality, and allow the person dying, as well as family and friends to enjoy the time they have left together. Grief not only affects loved ones being left behind, but
