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GRIEVING

To Grieve or Not to Grieve?

To Grieve or Not to Grieve?

Once that final decision has been made to cut the cord of a relationship...

Pinkee here~ Once that final decision has been made to cut the cord of a relationship, whether it was mainly your idea or the other person’s, you will have feelings that need to be felt and expressed.  You do have a choice.  You can choose to grieve or not. Basically there are two types of not grieving.  The first type may look like grieving, but it’s really not.

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Dealing With The Death Of My Ex

His passing forced her to make peace with their turbulent relationship.

When an ex dies, everything you've never processed about the relationship comes up. The death of an ex forces you to go in one of two ways: either you can finally get over the person by understanding the relationship and what it did for each of you or you can remain stuck in mourning, not wanting to see the whole picture.

Got Closure? How to Move Forward

Got Closure? How to Move Forward

Whether it's been 2 days or 10 years, anytime a relationship changes there may be unresolved emotions. CLOSURE outlines a 5-step process to get over it and get on with it in a powerful and positive way!

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How To Help A Partner Grieve

Everyone experiences grief differently; here are some universal tips for helping your partner cope.

What do you say to your significant other when they lose (or know they could lose) a close friend or relative? And how do you help them regain their footing after the loss? Everyone experiences grief differently, but here are a few things to remember.