I admit. I fell in love once. I fell in love with him. It doesn’t matter if it took me 3 years to finally say this to myself, and out loud. What matters is I’m finally at this stage. Acceptance. If your major is medical related, or a person who read a lot online, you probably know who Elisabeth Kubler-Ross is. If you don’t, perhaps you’ve heard the 5 Stages of Loss and Grief? Most people I know call it the grieving process. Thanks to Ms. Kubler-Ross we now have a name for this process. The acronym is DABDA, a.k.a. Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance. Why am I telling you this? You know I don’t really know. I just feel like I should write about it. I’m not sure if I have the same experience as other people out there, but I know that there’s somebody out there who can somehow relate. Am I happy? I can’t really tell…but I’m also not very sad. Well, if you think one of the outlet of sadness is crying, then perhaps I’m sad. If you think some happiness involves cryi...
This is something I got from Seth Adam Smith's blog. ..."depression is sometimes what we experience as we are giving up our "old self." “Since mentally healthy human beings must grow, and since giving up or loss of the old self is an integral part of the process of mental and spiritual growth, depression is a normal and basically healthy phenomenon. It becomes abnormal or unhealthy only when something interferes with the giving-up process, with the result that the depression is prolonged and cannot be resolved by completion of the process.” (Wisdom from The Road Less Traveled, 2001)."... Read it here .