Grieving and National Trauma: Thoughts from Clinicians and Therapists

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I never went through Kubler Ross’s bargaining phase when my mother died. I didn’t try to tell myself if I did something or acted differently she would not die from pancreatic cancer, or ask somehow to talk to her again. I did dial her phone number after she died to hear her voice mail message. And, since she liked cherry soda, each time I went to the grocery store from then on, I bought her favorite drink.