Grief counselors call prolonged grieving “adjustment disorder.” To me, the grief of losing a soulmate is hell on earth.
This “adjustment disorder” bull reminds me of the George Carlin routine where he ridicules America’s penchants for euphemisms.
Grief counselors call prolonged grieving “adjustment disorder.” To me, the grief of losing a soulmate is hell on earth.
This “adjustment disorder” bull reminds me of the George Carlin routine where he ridicules America’s penchants for euphemisms.
He decides to live in her memory This is the only option he can see. The few people he knows get annoyed That he lives alone in a void. Look … Continue reading Alone at Cocktail Hour
Living with memories of your wife, whose photos are now on the mantel, the illusion she is still alive, as you live in the past.
You try to get through the death of your wife. You got through the death of two brothers and your son. Why is it so hard to get through the death of your wife?