494 Quotes About Grieving

Loss is loss," Mal said. "You have the right to grieve.

What’s left when a loved one dies? What is the point of endless grieving and mourning? Can it bring the dead back to life?

Time is long, death is patient, and the ghosts will always outlive the grieving.

To confront death, in any guise, is to identify with the victim and face what is unsettling and sobering

Man cannot grieve as dogs do. But we grieve for many years.

Society doesn’t give us permission to grieve, but we can.

I have yet to meet one widow who hasn't changed in monumental ways as she has coped with her loss. Most of us have gotten to the point where we are not the "pleasers" we once were. We say what we think, we realize that life is precious, and we don't have time to be anything less than who we really are.

Our time is up.One hour on the dot.Connect the dots.It’s a puppy dog.The kind you wantedwhen you were a kid.The kind you got.The kind that got ran overthe day you turned sixand realized how you lose things.And I’m not talking about your keys.

I love you. I want to know what you are going through, if not now, then some day I want to sit with you and hear it. My imagination is not big enough to comprehend the emotions you are having. How small and insignificant all of this worldly stuff must seem to you. Can you talk? You must miss him intensely. You must think about him in every moment. Which is harder for you, being alone or being in the world of people? Life must feel surreal to you.