Will I ever Be Happy Again: A Jewish approach to to helping children deal with the loss of a loved one: Chaya Milevsky, Phd, Rabbi Avidan Milevsky, Sarah Zauderer: 9781598261196: ya.ru: Books

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There is no right or wrong, there just is. A year later I got pregnant in month 1 of dating someone. Hoping as time goes on we will feel better about this.

I look tired all the time nd the stress has given me acne like I have never had before — I hate the way I look, and I know that the only way to be content with my looks again is first to be happy. My recovery was almost non-existent. I really hope you do take care of yourself! All I have is hope just now, which is more than a lot of people have.

Will I ever Be Happy Again: A Jewish approach to to helping children deal with the loss of a loved one: Chaya Milevsky, Phd, Rabbi Avidan Milevsky, Sarah Zauderer: 9781598261196: ya.ru: Books

When you have lost everything in life, then you have nothing more to lose. You see, failure is what makes us mature in life. It makes us stronger and more spirited to the phases of life that are out of our control. On the contrary, the fear of failure is what makes us depressed and down. Just two years before, I was suffering miserably in my life. I had no friends, no job, and no financial security, was depressed, was facing family crisis and was losing my self-confidence, no one to share my life and thoughts to and what not. But, yes, I'm building myself and now, at least I'm a better version of myself. Out of all the things I had lost, I've got back a decent job my own business, in factmy self-confidence and financial security. I enjoy nature, rain, my family who had always been around me in good and bad timesand food. These little things nurture my soul. So, my dear friend, My advice to you is to be patient. Change takes time, particularly when what we long for are positive changes. You can explore everything you ever planned to without any fears of failure. As you rebuild your life to the way you want it… you will reach a point where you feel empowered. Your views of what you need in life will change, and your willingness to compromise on what matters to you will diminish. When you lose everything, it often includes losing a relationship. Yes for sure, there are no two ways about it. Though at this point where you are standing with sand slipping beneath your feet, you may feel this as a far fetched dream, however, things will change and there will be something to look forward to which is currently not visible. I do not know what you have lost, however, one can feel the feeling of despair. It's a tough life situation where you are totally lost and not sure what comes next and especially what to do to move out of feeling of emptiness. It's the time when nothing is going right and so many setbacks to work through Happiness is not taking a step back when you are faced with such difficult situations, it's about your response to dealing with them. Your response will decide where you want to be in life next. In that space is our power to change the response. In our response lies our growth and freedom. It has not come in your life without a purpose. Take the pain to move forward, the endurance of pain is the biggest sign of strength. Each one of us have closet full of pain, the intensity of it may vary, how we turn around it to make our strength is what needs to be worked on. Pain does not make your weak, it helps you strengthen your core. In the end, water will always find it course. You will i ever be happy again realise that this was the course you had to take to reach where you are. There is light after darkness. There are always high and lows. Will i ever be happy again is hurt and then there is healing. Every breadth something changes, every moment we need to work towards the change - like each end will give a start to a new beginning. Your outlook to look at it will change. Your embracing it and moving forward to a New Normal will be the key to life. Your New Normal will help you live a better life even with the vacuum it creates. I lost my mother 5 years back, it was so sudden that one day she was there and the other day there was no one whom I could talk to. I assumed she was one person who would be constant in my life and I was proven wrong. I didn't realise the pain it leaves when you loose someone so dear and so close. It still seems so difficult when you realise that you have picked the phone to call and no one is there to respond. These five years have been my New Normal way of living. Finding ways of living and going on without her. I am sure she would have wanted me to continue with my life in a much better way, which I do. Me and my family remember her with smile though there are sas moments no doubt. It takes time, Scars makes you stronger. They helped me deal with my inner grief and hence made me what I am today- more stronger and humble. Along went my self convidence and courage. There I was, sitting on my friends spear bed. A matras on the ground, a few bags with clothing, swolen red eyes staring at nothing. Looking back, I never did extra effort to get it back. Grabbing the chances that appeared. Someone called me, telling me I did not get the job. Before she hung up on me I simply said, But what job, I need a job. And I got it… I would never have applied there, but it was a will i ever be happy again I could not let go. A colleague of mine tipt me about a flat somewhere that would come free. I moved heaven and earth but I got it. So now I had a house of my own and a job to pay the bills. I became a lot happier then I ever was. No more compromises, if I want to eat potato chips in bed I can. Want the walls to be orange, I can. Freedom My confidence came back and I had the courage to form a Harem of nice tasty men that I could call to cuddlel. You are on a point in your life that everything is broken. But it is also a point with posibilities from where you can choose to grow wherever you want to. Keep breething and you wil get there even if it feels so hopeless. I am sorry you feel this way, however as long as you are alive you have not lost everything. Things can be replaced, people you loved and lost you will mourn but if they made a difference in your life they are not truly lost to you. I could answer more specifically if you had been more specific about exactly why you think you have lost everything I have been hurt by some people I loved so deeply that when they walked out of my life I thought I would die. As long as we have life we have hope. Grieve the loss and allow God and those who love you provide the support you need to move on and rebuild stronger and better. This is always our choice, not always easy but still our choice. You have not lost everything, you just feel that you have at this moment. You are alive and you obviously have access to the internet, so start to think about what you do have, a positive list. It will not be easy but there is help out there for anyone who feels at their lowest point. At your lowest moment you can only start on the road up again.

The emotional structure of the brain has frozen into a pattern of misery that cannot be altered by willpower, a change of scenery, or the most earnest efforts of friends. No one will come to save you All too often, we wish someone powerful will come to our rescue. Five years ago I lost a job and that combined with the loss of a significant love relationship sent me into a depression that I still struggle with today. I think there is no substitute to resilience and hard work. It would be a good idea to find a doctor who can help you understand your problems and making them easier to cope with! Hi Gabby You have so much going on inside your head and being still quite young that can feel overwhelming and isolating. And please, do not, I mean do not quote religion to me. Now dealing with the consequences has been such a challenge for me. Our uniqueness does in most cases not allow fair comparisons. Our relationship was no good, at all. At age 52 I am learning from them.