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Suppose a teenage friend, Neda, who had no direct experience with death, was going to visit a dying aunt to whom she was close. Describe three things that you would tell Neda to prepare her and explain why the information may be important to her.

Answer 1

Answer:

It's ok to be emotional. Death is a normal part of all living things and the life cycle. You need to think on the bright side of things. Old memories, traditions, and how much you cared for each other. Put yourself in her shoes, would the last thing you want to see your Niece having a complete break down as you pass away? You wouldn't. You'd want to see the happy and great family you left behind. It's important to think about how others feel and respect that. I'm always here to help if you need to talk or anything.

Explanation:

that's just what I would say to my friends

Answer 2

You should tell your teenager friend that it is normal to get emotional, be strong and try to comfort and support your aunt and assure her that everything is going to be alright.

What do you mean by teenager?

• "A person having age between 13-19 are called teenagers or teens."
• The person at this stage tends to have an identity crises, can be rebellious and have no control over their emotions.
• When they face a situation where their loved one is in dying situation, they use to blame themselves, feel helplessness and do not have an appetite.

What do you mean by emotional?

• "It is a conscious mental reaction, experienced as strong feeling usually directed toward a specific object and typically accompanied by physiological and behavioral changes."

Hence, a person should be comforting, expressing and strong while dealing with a dying situation.

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