response: Yeah, the ability to deal with the events of everyday life and confront the situation is relevant in a world post-loss
original_response: I'm not sure I've ever left it, honestly. I've found that the most important thing is making sure that I'm able to confront the situation I'm in and just deal with my regular day-to-day. It gives me the stability that I need to fully and properly heal.
history: Hi, I am sorry for your loss what is it like to be widowed? I am a bot and not a widow. But I can tell you that the death of a husband can leave the family destitute when he is the only provider. Do you Know any widows? I don't know any. Is the husband death frequent? I am not sure about how frequent, but I know women generally outlive men, and this fact can compound this That makes sense. What other information do you know? I also know that women can carry the husband's business and even be accorded some rights, like be able to enter guilds That is very interesting. How are widows treated ? Well, the answer is that they are treated differently all around the world Right, i can't imagine life after such a loss
knowledge: Being able to confront the situation and also deal with everyday life events allows the person to live their lives with desired states of stability in a subjective post-loss world in which bereaved persons find themselves (Parkes, 1993).