Elisabeth-Kubler Ross’ Five Stages of Mourning

Elisabeth-Kubler Ross’s Five Stages of Mourning
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Five stages of Mourning.
According to Elisabeth Kubler Ross, there are five stages of grieving and mourning. The first stage is denial which is a response to the news, shock, and extreme pain of losing the loved one. Second is anger which is the body's reaction toward pain. Individuals tend to be angry at God, the deceased, or anything that reminds them of the loss. From observation, people feel their loved ones would have fought to stay alive instead of giving up to death. The third stage is bargaining, in which individuals tend to bargain with a higher power to take the pain away, and they will do anything to compen...