All of the following are stages of grief work EXCEPT
A) memories of the dead person are mingled with sadness rather than sharp pain.
B) there is a preoccupation with memories of the loved one.
C) family must rid themselves of all of the objects that bring painful memories.
D) overwhelming feelings of sadness and frequent crying over the loss occur.

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It is not necessary for the family to rid themselves of all objects that bring painful memories as part of the grief work process. In fact, holding onto objects that remind them of their loved one can sometimes provide comfort and aid in the healing process. The other options are stages of grief work that are commonly experienced.

All of the Following Are Stages of Grief Work EXCEPT