when a person loses something,he is shocked and gets into a state of denial leading to anger. In such a situation coping well leads to acceptanceand a changed way of living in view of the loss.Taking cues from what happened or might have happened with Hooper, write your views in the form of an article about "COPING WITH LOSS "in 150-175 words.

Coping with loss is a very important trait which every person should posses. If a person suffers from a loss, be it of someone near and dear or any object in that persons life, he or she would go under a tremendeous pressure due to loss faced and then greif followed by it. Loss is an inevitable part of life. During our lifetime we will undoubtedly experience a variety of types of loss, including death of a loved one or a beloved pet, the loss of health, a job, financial security, a cherished dream, or a relationship breakup. With loss comes grief, and the more significant the loss, the greater the emotional impact. After a significant loss, one may experience all kinds of difficult and surprising emotions such as shock, anger, and guilt.Loss is as much a part of human existence as breathing. It is an everyday event: a lost wallet, earring, investment opportunity. In most cases, we wonder what might have happened, get a little agitated, then quickly move on. But then there are losses that can 't just be shrugged off―voids that trigger a powerful kind of emotional response. Chances are, you 've felt like this, too, if your home was somehow destroyed, you lost a job or a beloved pet. Maybe your health was devastated by a chronic illness or you experienced the death of a loved one. Coping with such situations is the most important aspect as it may leave a mental scar that may haunt the person his or her whole life. Coping with such situations can be done by many ways some of which can be like pummeling the pillow, sharing his or her feelings, by crying or by any other means by which one can face, forget ordivert their mind from it.

from : abhishek pandey

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