Re: Emotional fragility

[Guest guest]

Hi Sherry,

Sorry I didn't see your first post about this. I'm finding with the grief about

my loss of mobility and now over the loss of my marriage that the grief process

isn't so much as linear as I'd wished. I go through different stages, back

through them again, and again and again. The thing is....it's not a bad thing.

Each time I go back to an old stage, it sucks but it's not quite as bad and

doesn't last as long as it did before. Thankfully the acceptance stage gets

longer every time. I'm a get on with it type of person too. It can be

frustrating! Hang in there

Jayson

[ ] Emotional fragility

Thanks to all who responded to my question about emotional fragility.

It's good to know I'm not necessarily gone weak or cracking up. LOL

I haven't cried much at all the last 2 days - might have just been a

stage I was going through. Maybe I've passed through the grieving and

moved on to the acceptance. Hope so. I tend to be a " let's get on

with it " type person.

You guys are the greatest!

sherry z

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Jayson. Forewarned is forearmed, as they say. I won't be

blindsided by a regression. Chin up, and let's get on with it.

sherry z

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> Hi Sherry,

>

> Sorry I didn't see your first post about this. I'm finding with the

grief about my loss of mobility and now over the loss of my marriage

that the grief process isn't so much as linear as I'd wished. I go

through different stages, back through them again, and again and

again. The thing is....it's not a bad thing. Each time I go back to

an old stage, it sucks but it's not quite as bad and doesn't last as

long as it did before. Thankfully the acceptance stage gets longer

every time. I'm a get on with it type of person too. It can be

frustrating! Hang in there

>

> Jayson