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Is there a best way to get over someone's death?
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Grieving: I'm not sure you ever "get over" the death of someone you love -- instead, you gradually work through the pain, integrate the loss, and live a different kind of life than you did before. Grieving a loss takes time and the support of others in your family and community. Sometimes it also requires the support of professionals. Eventually you move forward, changed but still with purpose.
Answered 9/5/2013
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