Dealing with Death |
Dealing with Death |
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Hey,
I just saw my voice teacher last night and then this morning I got a call saying that her husband had died at 1:00 AM. It doesn't make any sense> He was perfectly healthy. He was out getting something to eat while I was having my lesson last night. I really want to say something or do something to help because she is my favorite teacher and one of my favorite people but I don't even know what I should do or say. How do you help someone you love when someone they loved is dead? Any suggestions are appreciated. |
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*Zatanna* |
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A few years back, my then assistant's husband died. She was off work for a while so there was that space. When she came back however, EVERYONE kept telling her that "God has a way" and "she'll be ok." Stuff like that. She hated it. Later she told me how much she appreciated the fact that I would listen, but didn't pursue her grief. You're in a teacher/student relationship so the dynamic is different. Still, be there for her because she is in a lot of pain right now. A card is a nice gesture, but don't ask, "are you ok?" because she isn't, and will not be for a while.
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