The Plan to Transform Your Grieving
This is Simple, but not easy.
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I actually gave it to you last week. You need to be filled up & living from as much gratitude as you can.
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The enemies of your Gratitude?
- Resentments
- ResistancesÂ
- RegretsÂ
- RescuingÂ
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If you’ve been with me long enough,Â
you may remember that I refer to these as the 4 R’s of Doom.Â
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That’s because this is how you can screw up…ANYTHING positive!
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The 4 R’s of Doom keep relationships unhealthy and unhealed,Â
so when someone passes - the mess accelerates.
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Step 1:
Check your Parents for the presence of the 4 R’s.
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Step 2:
Surface the trauma that’s driving the relevant R (or Rs).
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Step 3:
Allow the pain (really) and heal the pattern by owning what your trauma made you do to try to feel safe.
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Step 4:
Create or find a healthy source to meet the unmet need (that only requires you preferably).
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Step 5:
Forgive yourself for your R (first) and then forgive your Parents for wounding you.
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Wash. Rinse. Repeat on everyone you value, including children and especially adult kids.
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Cleaning up your relationships is the only way to reduceÂ
the ravages of Grief from Guilt, Regret and unresolved Anger (Hurt).
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Simple. Not easy.
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And yes, this process can still be done if they have already passed. There is great value in healing that open wound. Â
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However, you should know that any type of sudden death or completely  unexpected loss, is a great deal harder to weather. As is the loss of a child, or a beloved spouse.
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Do the best you can to make sure that you have created a healthy relationship and love them well while they are here, because nothing is guaranteed.
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To have loved them well will beÂ
the core of the gratitude that will heal your grief.
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