Grief.
When a human dies, you grieve the loss of a person. They are missing from your life, but life continues, and you figure out how to live without them. You create new traditions and new memories that they are no longer a part of. Although the sting of them being gone never leaves, you can make adjustments to your life that can make things less painful through time. After that death, people check in on you; they do whatever they can to make your life easier because they too know what it is like to lose someone. You are given tips on how to grieve and move on with life and are supported through it all. No one tells you how to mourn when the person you are grieving is yourself. People don't bring you food, and kind words or check in on you. Mourning yourself seems weird. Well, let me explain. When I sustained my concussion, it changed me, and yes, growth has come from it, but when an injury to the brain occurs, it changes the state of it. The same way when you cut your arm - the cut m...