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I don't think there is a "normal" for greiving. I think it hurts as long as it hurts. For me it never hurts to have someone objective to talk to! Especially if you are thinking that you aren't coping well with your loss. It might feel good to talk to someone! I'm sorry about your nanny. My aunt passed away on Saturday and she was like another mom to me. I know I'll never get over it. Again I am sorry for your loss.

I'm sorry that you are hurting so badly right now sweetheart. Losing close loved ones is never easy but when it's the first real loss of that magnitude it is especially hard. My best friend died five months ago and I grieve her everyday.

I think that the previous poster is right; there is no "right" way to grieve. We all do it differently. And it makes it even harder when we're already dealing with the emotional mess that is bipolar. It takes time...

I think you are right-- it might be time to see a doctor. And a therapist could help you process your loss and grief.

Hugs to you...

im sorry for ur lost that was only days ago atleast i have months..im not sure wather to talk to "sumone" or not my docter cuz of bipolar being in this all said give it abit for my mood to stedle then disaide frum there

im sorry for ur lost that was only days ago atleast i have months..im not sure wather to talk to "sumone" or not my docter cuz of bipolar being in this all said give it abit for my mood to stedle then disaide frum there

If it can help, I don't think it could ever be too soon to find someone to talk to. It's about your limits and when it's interfering with your ability to function at an acceptable level. And if your mood is settling into depression, it might be time honey.

its on and off week ago i was sure i was goin to depressed now..now im not to sure

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sorry for your loss.

sorry for your loss.