Volition Is Unique Factor in Suicide Grief As the author of this piece says: Grief after a suicide has a great deal in common with grief after any death, regardless of how the person dies, but suicide bereavement is also unique. Suicide is a singular way to die precisely because of the deceaseds volition (the idea that the death was a choice, was willful); and while it is valid to debate the nature of the choice involved in a suicidal persons self-destructive actions, it is inarguably clear that every person who dies by suicide takes decisive action himself or herself that negates the innate human will to live. It is, therefore, the deceaseds volition in causing that fatal action which accounts for what is unique about the survivor of suicide losss experience of grief. Please Share thegrieftoolbox/article/volition-unique-factor-suicide-grief
Posted on: Fri, 22 Aug 2014 01:45:00 +0000