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Is normal to act really weird after a family death?
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It's good: Wally, who can really normally when they lose someone they love? The key is to not do something unsafe. There is no predicting how a bereaved person will behave in the minutes or days following a loss. The best way to get people to be practical and not do anything harmful is to talk clearly, discuss options, be kind and cool, and when the time comes, encourage positive remembrances. Peace.
Answered 7/19/2012
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