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 Member 941 Level 3.20 Mar 2006 
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That's perfectly normal... Just the fact that your mood changed is proof enough you're not a cold emotionless block of stone.
 People have different ways to cope with loss. When someone very dear to me was very badly hurt in a car accident, I didn't even cry for at least a month, I just felt worried as heck about her and empty, as if I wasn't feeling anything at all. Your reaction is absolutely normal. And don't punish yourself for being happy or sucessful before all this happened, you are in no way the cause of her death... You're giving yourself way too much credit. Jam it back in, in the dark. 
Last edited by TurBoT; May 5, 2006 at 02:18 AM.
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