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Adverse Situation Research Paper

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When an adverse situation occurs, such as the one of losing a loved one, a person must know how to react, overcome and finally live on with the situation and not react in a wrongful- harming manner the next time this or any other kind of adverse situation happens again. But of course not everyone knows how to handle this type of situation in his/her life. Various numbers of people living the loss of a loved one whether its physically or simply loosing someone from a breakup, can and will be in a state of depression for a period of their life, making the person not capable of seeing that life does keep on going whether or not their loved one is around or not. The person living this type of adverse situation can have their mind blocked due to
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