A person fears that a difficult final event will define their entire life story. This fear can make the person feel that all past good actions are forgotten. Acknowledging this fear can help the person feel understood.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person fears that a difficult final event will define their entire life story.
This fear can make the person feel that all past good actions are forgotten. Acknowledging this fear can help the person feel understood.
A person may worry that a hard final experience will erase all good memories. The person fears that others will only remember the difficult end. This fear can make the person feel that their whole life story is changed. Understanding this fear helps to connect with the person.
A parent has a difficult final illness. The parent worries their children will only remember the sickness. The parent fears their children will forget all the years of love and care. This fear makes the parent feel sad and alone.
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A person fears that a difficult final event will define their entire life story. This fear can make the person feel that all past good actions are forgotten. Acknowledging this fear can help the person feel understood.