Grief is a natural response to the loss of someone or something important such as a spouse, a beloved pet, or even a job. If the loss creates an intense grief reaction it may manifest itself by physical, emotional, spiritual, and spiritual dysfunctions. Physical responses to grief may include pain, insomnia, loss of appetite, and general malaise. Eda LeShan describes the ache of mourning as waves of pain that occur less frequently with the passage of time. Emotional responses may include anxiety, irritability, anger, and depression. There is no correct emotion for grief, in fact, C S Lewis described grief as “the sensation of being afraid”. The myriad of intense emotions may be overwhelming leaving the person feeling exhausted (Wilkie
