Anger in grief and dying
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Anger in grief and dying is often seen as a normal reaction to the impending or actual loss.
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Anger in the person dying
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While some people can face their own death with equanimity others can rage against it. This is particularly true if they unexpectedly receive a terminal diagnosis. This anger can have a number of causes:
- Anger at the unfairness of their condition
- Anger towards medical staff for not doing more to deal with their condition.
- Anger at others people reactions to the news of their death.
- The resurrection of old emnities stirred up in the process of life review
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Anger in families facing a deathEdit
The death in the family, particularly of a parent can have a profound efect upon family relationships.
