6 ways to face loss. Let your heart walk.❤️
🔶 facing the loss of a significant other in life. 🔶
This is very important and sensitive.
Because losing an important person is something everyone goes through in life.
And each person doesn't cope either!
Oh, I just lost my best friend last month.
Suddenly, it's very sensitive. Not set up!
Admittedly, it's quite heart-wrenching and makes us "plummet."
Would like to share how to heal the heart from real experience
Yourself!! In case of benefit to everyone
✅ 1. Accept feelings.
Don't press your emotions. Let yourself cry, miss or regret.
Let it out! Enough!
✅ 2. Give your heart time.
Remedies are no rush. Gradually walk at our own pace.
What do you think will make you think? Don't walk forward. Try to stay away.
Or back off!
✅ 3. Find someone to vent.
Talking to friends, family, or people who can listen will help us not to carry it alone. When we say it is over! It's like releasing it and not repeating or crying again!
✅ 4. Look for meaning.
Take lessons, memories, or inspiration from him as the power to live.
"What does this teach me?"
"What have I learned?"
"I can modify what?"
You know, after that, we felt that we were "growing."
Our lives have changed!
✅ 5. Take care of the body and mind.
Eat, rest, exercise, do what you like, have fun
To support the mind and tell yourself, "Life has to walk."
I have to be strong!
✅ 6. Turn sadness into love.
Instead of thinking "lost," proudly say "once we had him in our lives," it's a good memory. It's only good things. We are the lucky ones.
✨ loss is teaching that "everything is not permanent," but it also makes us appreciate everything that still exists today. More!!!
As of now, feelings are back to normal.
Finally, we have to deal with everything that happens.
Because of sadness.
Doesn't always hurt us...
What about your friends? How do you cope or heal?
Let's share it. In case it's useful to other friends.
Come to share together
Not sad. ❤️🥰💖🙏
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