Grief is commonly experienced after the death of a loved one, the death of a pet, losing employment, physical or sexual abuse and divorce.

There are two kinds of grief: complicated grief, which can lead to severe depression and even suicide, and normal grief, which may cause loss of appetite, insomnia, depression and anger.Mayo Clinic: Complicated grief

• Denial or disbeliefBrigham and Womens Hospital: Help for When You're Grieving
• Anger or guiltBrigham and Womens Hospital: Help for When You're Grieving
• BargainingBrigham and Womens Hospital: Help for When You're Grieving
• Depression or sadnessBrigham and Womens Hospital: Help for When You're Grieving
• AcceptanceBrigham and Womens Hospital: Help for When You're Grieving

• ExhaustionElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• FatigueElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• Memory problemsElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• Difficulty concentratingElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• HeadachesElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning

• CryingElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• InsomniaElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• Increased sleep Elmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• Withdrawing sociallyElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• Loss of appetiteElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• Repeating certain activitiesElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning
• RestlessnessElmendorf Air Force Base: Bereavement; grief; mourning