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Anticipatory grief is a complex, often misunderstood emotional process that occurs before a significant loss, such as the impending death of a loved one, the progression of a chronic illness, or the knowledge that a major change is unavoidable. Unlike traditional grief that follows a loss, anticipatory grief is the experience of morning and emotional adjustment while the person, relationship, or the situation is still present. Supporting someone through this process is a profound act of compassion and empathy, requiring patience, presence, and understanding.
I understand anticipatory grief, I experienced it when I found out that my husbands illness was terminal. I can honestly say that I attended his funeral early and I know what to help others not to make the same mistakes I did. I will be present and listen to you and will help you through the hard times. I will also open a group just for anticipatory grief to support each other.
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