What are the five stages of grief?
Though there is no definite “formula” for grieving, there does seem to be several stages that most people go through. A woman by the name of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross identified them in a book about individuals who find out that they have a terminal sickness; these stages also seem to apply when a person loses a loved one. • Denial (“This isn’t happening to me.”) • Anger (“This isn’t fair! Why is it happening to me?”) • Bargaining (“I promise I’ll be a better person or do a certain good deed if only…”) • Depression (“I don’t care anymore. What’s the point?”) • Acceptance (“I’m ready now for whatever happens.”) Source: http://www.cancersurvivors.org/Coping/end%20term/stages.htm Teen Scene 2 Lesson 2 How can you tell if there is any hatred in your heart? To hate is “to dislike intensely or passionately; feel extreme aversion for or extreme hostility toward; detest.” Most of us would strongly deny hating anyone, but if we take a good look inside ourselves, we might be surprised. Read the foll
