So, avoid making a hasty decision if it’s possible for you to.
Therefore, you should delay throwing out any items that are linked to your loved one as you grieve.
Sometimes, they might need to find a job or a higher-paying one.
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The same goes for investments and retirement accounts.
Consider making a reversible decision instead.
That said, you are probably not thinking clearly in the aftermath of the death.
Reacting out of fear is usually not wise.
Could you rent your home to someone temporarily?
Ifyour job feels overwhelming, could you arrange to take a leave of absence rather than quitting?
Or adjust your start/end times for a few weeks?
For more mental health resources, see ourNational Helpline Database.
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