People generally romanticize grief, a dynamic that needs to be experienced and worked on. I have the impression that, nowadays, people have lost the right to grieve, to feel sadness, to experience their emotional pain, which is so important for the substratum of resilience that they need to consolidate so much to face the struggles of life, to reorganize themselves. , to get back on their feet, to feel again the pulse of life within themselves and to give a new existential meaning to what was dear and lost.
It is important to emphasize that the experience of mourning is not only necessary for us to move forward, but for the bereaved person's own mental health, since a poorly designed mourning is still alive.
It is never too much to reiterate that, sooner or later, this loss will need to be confronted and elaborated as a preventive means so that these experiences are not projected into a next pregnancy.
