This appears to be a trivial subject medically unless one goes through the process
of losing a loved one suddenly. Such mishaps have affected families deeply and
they struggle to overcome the grief of losing a loved one. Recently a young girl committed suicide on the death of a stray dog she was accustomed to feed daily The girl had cleared NEET and was undergoing counseling for admission to a medical college This is one shocking incidence, I am compelled to quote as grief is never accepted as a normal phenomenon and we
do not know how to deal with it Profound depression, guilt, suicidal thoughts, self destruction, anxiety,
sleeplessness, hallucinations, drug addiction and many more conditions can be triggered by grief itself Bereavement support needs compassion, experience, a patient listening ear and definitely short term medical support. 

It should not be trivialized by health professionals All injuries heal eventually, a deep cut wound will heal, may be slowly with irregular edges and pain for days. A broken bone will heal even if you don’t apply
plaster or fix it internally, with unbearable pain for days. While we worry for the body parts, we also need to consider mind and soul too. Deep wounds in the soul take longer; they stay unhealed and ache at times as though they were fresh. We provide support for bereavement, and trust us, it is the need of the hour. Human loss and tragedies lead to grief and depression and can lead to progression of other chronic diseases in the family members if the emotional
need is ignored.