Compare the difference for family members who lose someone from natural causes with those who experience ambiguous loss
What will be an ideal response?
Death from natural causes may be gradual and expected or sudden as from a heart attack. Any death is considered a crisis. Ambiguous loss is confusing. Family members are baffled and immobilized because they don't know whether their family member is permanently or temporarily gone. Ambiguous loss denies people the symbolic rituals that usually support loss such as a funeral.
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