How Does ReNew Work?
The situation that we are living in these days of
sanitary alarm and confinement is having painful and difficult consequences to
face, particularly for those who have lost a loved one, whether due to coronavirus
infection or other causes.
After the death of a loved one, a grieving process
begins, necessary to rediscover emotional balance and make sense of the
day-to-day life by assuming the absence of that person. This process usually
follows phases, which can vary according to the characteristics and
circumstances of each person.
The 5 stages of the grieving process
according to Dr. Elizabeth Kübler-Ross
Expression and emotional support
Non-contact prevents emotions from flowing in both
directions, therefore, he uses language as an alternative route. If it is not
possible, use the telephone or videoconference. Take time to read the book for
the written expression of condolences, which is provided by funeral homes in
virtual format.
Say gooobye
Write a short letter to your loved one, speak mentally
or out loud. The loss leaves unfinished business, so try to end by saying
goodbye and envision a comforting moment. Later, when all this happens, go to
the cemetery and perform acts in his honor.
Do not blame
It is a very common feeling, whatever the cause or
form of death, no one is responsible. If you have not been able to attend, it
is due to an act of generosity and responsibility to care for others.
Share the experience
With people who have been through the same situation.
Consult a specialist
Via phone, chat or videoconference, the grieving
process ends. If it is urgent and the measures in force at the time allow it,
consider consulting a professional.
give yourself time
Little by little return to your routine: good
nutrition, sports, sleep the recommended hours and socialize. Commitment to the
day to day will make negative emotions decrease in intensity.
focus
on plant-based foods, such as fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Choose lean
sources of protein such as fish and low-fat dairy products. Limit saturated
fat, found in meat and high-fat
dairy products, such as cheese and butter. Also limit processed meats. Choose
moderate amounts of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats found in fish,
nuts and certain vegetable oils instead.
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