When a loved one dies, the real grieving is often postponed. The senses numb the immediate shock, helping the bereaved keep their composure. Then there’s the frenetic but distracting bustle of arranging the funeral, and dealing with the friends and relatives who come to pay their respects and to fuss over you.
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