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How To Cope After A Divorce

by Genevieve Nunis
January 9, 2013
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It’s never easy when your relationship with your husband or significant other is over. Whatever the reason is, it’s a painful process, and you wind up with a burden of emotions that make it difficult for you to carry on with your life. Here are a couple of things to remind yourself if you’re going through a divorce or even a break-up.

1. Your Feelings Are Normal

We’re all humans and we’re attached to our feelings, so its not your fault if you’re feeling sad, angry, or even relieved about the divorce. Remember that it’s okay to have different reactions, and don’t worry too much as they’ll lessen over time.

2. Take Time to Heal
A divorce can take a toll on your mental health, and it is bound to leave your body feeling exhausted too. Take some time off from work and feel free to get accustomed to this new change in your life. You’re not a superhero, so you take the time to heal and re-energize your soul.

3.Don’t be Alone
Of course when you’re feeling down, the last thing you want is to be surrounded by a group of people. But isolating yourself can raise your stress levels and affect your concentration, so get in touch with a family member, friend or even a support group to help talk you through your feelings.

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4. Remember it’s Not the End
Getting married and losing that special flame can be a heart-breaking feeling. You spend a long time looking for that someone special, and when it’s all gone, you feel like the world is crushing down on you. As you grieve the loss, remember that you’ll soon find someone new, and that old dreams will be replaced by new ones.

5. Avoid Using Alcohol and Drugs
During such a bad period, you’re vulnerable and tempted to using anything to relieve your feelings of pain and loneliness. But remember that drugs and alcohol only gives you temporary relief and is both unhealthy and destructive in the long run. The same goes about binging on ice-cream and chocolates. Opt for healthier ways to cope with your feelings like exercise or meditation.

6. Explore Something New
After splitting up, you’re heartbroken and everything in the world seems to remind you of your ex-husband. A divorce is also a new beginning apart from the end of a chapter, so take this opportunity to enjoy life and exploring new activities and interests. It’ll also keep your mind occupied apart from dwelling in the past.

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