5 Stages of grief

5 Stages of grief

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my first story i guess,, erm I was just feeling silly to write this :3 (if some of these are inaccurate, please tell me!! i dont want to go around saying misinformation of probably a very traumatic experience to people who had grief before) (also a little spoiler: the "but at what cost." at the end of stage 5: acceptance means that one of your loved ones will also go through it, or even YOU might go through it again >_<)
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