8 Quotes About Loss Death

Death is one of the most difficult subjects to discuss, even with those closest to us. While death is inevitable, it can come as an unpleasant shock. But there are ways to cope with loss and the reality of death. We all have our own methods for coping with death, but let these quotes about loss-death help you take the first steps towards handling this difficult subject.

Maybe love and pain are synonyms.
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Maybe love and pain are synonyms. Vanshika Dhyani
A person does not have to be beautiful for you...
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A person does not have to be beautiful for you to find them beautiful. That's what love is all about. Vanshika Dhyani
If you really want to do something, you will. If...
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If you really want to do something, you will. If not now, Eventually. Vanshika Dhyani
True love leaves no room for insecurities.
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True love leaves no room for insecurities. Vanshika Dhyani
What is worse losing love or never finding it at...
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What is worse losing love or never finding it at all? Vanshika Dhyani
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The mindset of loss of a loved one is to understand that the loss will never be undone. You must live with it, like it or not. But, to live well, you must turn that loss into something positive. That way, you can become the best version of yourself; scarred, flawed and unstoppable Val Uchendu
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The child's heart beat: but she was growing in the wrong place inside her extraordinary mother, south of safe..she and her mother were rushed to the hospital, where her mother was operated on by a brisk cheerful diminutive surgeon who told me after the surgery that my wife had been perhaps an hour from death from the pressure of the child growing outside the womb, the mother from the child growing, and the child from growing awry; and so my wife did not die, but our mysterious child did.. Not uncommon, an ectopic pregnancy, said the surgeon.. Sometimes, continued the surgeon, sometimes people who lose children before they are born continue to imagine the child who has died, and talk about her or him, it's such an utterly human thing to do, it helps deal with the pain, it's healthy within reason, and yes, people say to their other children that they actually do, in a sense, have a sister or brother, or did have a sister or brother, and she or he is elsewhere, has gone ahead, whatever the language of your belief or faith tradition. You could do that. People do that, yes. I have patients who do that, yes.. One summer morning, as I wandered by a river, I remembered an Irish word I learned long ago, and now whenever I think of the daughter I have to wait to meet, I find that word in my mouth: dunnog, little dark one, the shyest and quietest and tiniest of sparrows, the one you never see but sometimes you sense, a flash in the corner of your eye, a sweet sharp note already fading by the time it catches your ear. . Brian Doyle