Friends in Grief

Grieving the death of a friend is often misunderstood, as condolences tend to be directed solely toward the family members.

When a friend dies, we lose the one person with whom we could fully open up, our confidant, accomplice, and emotional support, someone with whom we shared laughter and tears.

It is recommended to share the pain with one’s own family, the friend’s family, and other mutual friends, and to frequently recall joyful memories rather than sorrowful ones, in order to preserve their legacy with warmth and happiness.

At COINCIDIR, we help you prevent emotional insecurity or lifestyle disruptions, and guide you in channeling the feelings of loss and grief to ease the sense of desolation