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"Temporary" seems like a long time for some.
Still trying to figure it out. Can't pinpoint it yet due to my lack of knowledge. No luck with "googling".
Yes, I would think so. Talking makes a person feel the pain again IMO. I'm of course speaking only from my own experience but I don't think I am any too different than a lot of people. It really is an individual reaction/choice.
Yes, I would think so. Talking makes a person feel the pain again IMO. I'm of course speaking only from my own experience but I don't think I am any too different than a lot of people. It really is an individual reaction/choice.
I wonder if this is what some people term it as a "selective mutism", and in some cases that never outgrows the childhood phase?
nb: in my opening post, I mentioned "mutation". My apologies, in my ignorance I have confused "mutism" with "mutation".
I wonder if this is what some people term it as a "selective mutism", and in some cases that never outgrows the childhood phase?
"Childhood phase"? What are you talking about? I thought your original question was about GRIEF and people not talking? IDK what or if it's called anything, I just know some people want to be left alone.
I am doing a lot of guessing myself. Sigh! I have never seen that person until very recently, but others have described her on occasions "selective(ly) mutism".
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Originally Posted by 5-all
Do you mean not talking about the death or not talking at all?
Mostly the latter.
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