Grief Assessment Hi, I'm Earl Middleton. Thanks for checking out the Mourning After Grief Assessment. Do you know your grief weight? How weighed down by grief are you right now? Have you made any progress at all through the mourning process? How much further do you have to go? Completing this 5 minute grief assessment will answer these questions and more. Just tell me your name and where I can reach you so that I can better personalize your results. Please give me your first-thought answers to this question: In the time since your loved one has died, how often have you felt or done the following? Let's Get Started With Your Name Email 1. Constantly thinking about the significant person. Never Sometimes Often Always None 2. Angry Never Sometimes Often Always None 3. Sad Never Sometimes Often Always None 4. Shocked Never Sometimes Often Always None 5. I wish I could wake up and find out it was all a dream. Never Sometimes Often Always None 6. Irritable Never Sometimes Often Always None 7. Questioning "why" this happened. Never Sometimes Often Always None 8. Just want to die, too. Never Sometimes Often Always None 9. Wishing things were different. Never Sometimes Often Always None 10. Missing the significant person. Never Sometimes Often Always None 11. Wanting to eat more. Never Sometimes Often Always None 12. Lonely Never Sometimes Often Always None 13. Thankful that the significant person was in my life. Never Sometimes Often Always None 14. Guilty Never Sometimes Often Always None 15. Things just aren't the same anymore. Never Sometimes Often Always None 16. Calm Never Sometimes Often Always None 17. Feeling tired, no energy. Never Sometimes Often Always None 18. Energized Never Sometimes Often Always None 19. Unable to sleep Never Sometimes Often Always None 20. Tearful, crying. Never Sometimes Often Always None 21. Worried about the future. Never Sometimes Often Always None 22. Hopeful Never Sometimes Often Always None 23. Encouraged Never Sometimes Often Always None 24. Wanting to be more alone. Never Sometimes Often Always None 25. Overwhelmed Never Sometimes Often Always None 26. Not able to concentrate. Never Sometimes Often Always None 27. Having dreams of the significant person. Never Sometimes Often Always None 28. Feeling like I made the person sick. Never Sometimes Often Always None 29. Sick a lot Never Sometimes Often Always None 30. Trying to escape the pain with risky behavior. Never Sometimes Often Always None 31. Stomach aches Never Sometimes Often Always None 32. Fearful (usually for no apparent reason). Never Sometimes Often Always None 33. Anxious Never Sometimes Often Always None 34. Out of control Never Sometimes Often Always None 35. Feeling my friends don't understand. Never Sometimes Often Always None 36. Happy Never Sometimes Often Always None 37. Relieved Never Sometimes Often Always None 38. Confused Never Sometimes Often Always None 39. Going crazy Never Sometimes Often Always None 40. No interest in food. Never Sometimes Often Always None Time's up Powered by Mourning After I help mourners find peace again through five simple steps in as little as three days. TEARS ARE LIKE SWEAT! #mourning #grieving #crying #sweat TEARS ARE LIKE SWEAT! #mourning #grieving #crying #sweat WHY YOU MUST CRY! TEARS ARE LIKE SWEAT! PART 2 #mourning #grieving #crying #sweat YOU WON'T STAY STUCK FOREVER! #grieving #mourning #recalibration WHY YOU MUST CRY! TEARS ARE LIKE SWEAT! #mourning #grieving #crying #sweat YOU WON'T STAY STUCK FOREVER! #grieving #mourning #recalibration DYING SUCKS, BUT THE GRIEF INDUSTRY HAS IT ALL WRONG!
