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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

Grief ladder...

1b00Clark:02b00 I know you find it hard to believe, but trust me. 02br
00Chloe's not buried in that grave. 02br
01b00Lois:02b00 How do you know that? Look, I want her back more than 02br
00anyone, but don't you think your hunch is 01u00a rung on the whole grief ladder02u00?02br
00What does the underlined mean? 0-
  

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0 I've never heard this, but I would guess that it refers to a pop-psych analysis of the process of grieving. However, googling the phrase didn't reveal anything except a couple of references to "the grief ladder" rather than an explanation. 0-

— Delmobile

  • 0 I've never heard this, but I would guess that it refers to a pop-psych analysis of the process of grieving.
  • However, googling the phrase didn't reveal anything except a couple of references to "the grief ladder" rather than an explanation.
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0 I've never heard this, but I would guess that it refers to a pop-psych analysis of the process of grieving. However, googling the phrase didn't reveal anything except a couple of references to "the grief ladder" rather than an explanation. Maybe from a 12-step program somewhere?0-
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0Hi Madhulk,02br
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00aaa...That's from SmallVille..:-)), I know this TV show very well. I heard this expression aproximatelly 02br
00three times. And it always pointed to the stages of someones grief, when that particular lost his relative02br
00for example.02br
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00If you're grieving for someone close to you, you're coming th
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0 it's just a level in a sequence of levels (which could go from 01b00normal02b00 to01b00 serious 02b00to 01b00very grave02b00) 0-
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