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Sense-Making, Grief and the Experience of Violent Loss:
An Evaluation of the Study

We all have a perception of what death is. We use the word for anything that stops functioning totally. We use it for plants, cars and electronics. So, when u consider a human being, we say the same thing, the person is dead. Now, there are many types of death. Some of which that come to mind are Natural death and a violent death. Most of our understanding toward a person death can be very confusing and vague. We can argue that last statement for any natural cause of death but what about any violent loss. Bereavement followed by a violent loss can be a barrier for those in grief. They have to cross a lot of hurdles to carry on their life. This in psychological term is called complicated grief (CG), a form of bereavement marked by elevated and persistent
separation distress, seriously impaired functioning, and difficulties‘‘ moving on'' with life following the loss of a loved one. Imagine how......

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