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Denial is often the first emotional response to loss. In this phase, individuals may feel numb, or in shock, and find it difficult to fully accept or believe in the reality of the loss. This stage acts as a protective barrier that allows us to adjust gradually to the pain of our emotions. Denial serves as a coping mechanism that cushions the immediate impact of loss. In this stage, your mind uses shock and numbness as a shield. It helps slow down the heavy pain so you do not feel everything all at once.What Denial Feels Like: 1.Disbelief: Thinking that the news is not real or cannot be true. 2. Numbness: Feeling empty or blank inside. 3.Avoidance: Staying away from talk or reminders about the loss. 4.Routine: Trying to keep things normal as if nothing changed.

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