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Due to the tragic and unexpected loss of my brother Shawn Day July 04,2007 was Murderd shot 3 time in the cheast, I am experiencing overwhelming emotions it's interfering with my daily routine Traumatic grief: Please I need Help How do any one handle the anxiety & panic??
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I can imagine how scared and anxious you feel, my father was mugged when I was 15 and he woke up in Bellevue Hospital, when I saw his huge brusied eye and the blood on his face it was terrible I too felt scared and anxious.
Try to just think of your brother as being in Heaven or paradise and that he is where no crimes nor anything bad will ever happen again, also know that he knows you love him dearly, he's just on a different plane so you can not see him in person, but you can see him in your heart. It is so sad when people we love so deeply suffer and die, but some people believe, as awful as it sounds we have a predestiny with our deaths, we all must die and die in certain ways, I have no idea why anyone has to be the victim of a cruel fatal crime, or a vicious fatal disease, or die in a terrible accident, but it just happens. But I heard a rabbi and priest talking once about losing a loved one and they asked, Would you rather had never known your loved one and they lived on, or do you cherish the the time you knew and loved them, even though they had to leave this earth?" and of course we are all grateful we knew our beloved departed loved ones, we just grieve their moving into a new reality and leaving us here, but we rejoice in their kindnessm goodness and all those wonderful memories we have of them.
I hope you can find a support group for people who have lost loved ones to a violent act, I think that kind of death is very different that losing a person to disease or old age or accidents, it sounds so sad. But remember as long as you think of and remember your brother he is not really gone. Love like that never dies.
loads of hugs to you...Cathrynn X