1·Just as people feel grief in many different ways, they handle it differently, too.
正如人们会有不同的痛苦方式，也需要用不同的方式来解决。
2·In the vortex of an unimaginable disaster, they have not yet had the time to feel grief, sadness and anger.
在这场无法想象的灾难到来之际，他们还没有时间去体会悲伤，难过以及愤怒。
3·When we lose something of great value to us, or someone we love deeply, we feel grief - the pain of separation.
当我们失去贵重的东西，或深爱的人，我们感到悲伤——分离的痛苦。
4·Even informal gatherings of family and friends bring a sense of support and help people not to feel so isolated in the first days and weeks of their grief.
即使是一些普通的和家人及朋友的聚会也会帮助人们在悲伤的前几天或前几周度过难关以及让他们不再感到孤单。
5·It can also feel hard to express your own grief when other family members are grieving, too.
同样，如果你失去了某个其他家庭成员(非直系亲属)，通常你也会觉得这非常令人难以接受。
6·The true opposite of depression is vitality - the ability to feel a full range of emotions, including happiness, joy, pride, but also including sadness and grief.
跟抑郁完全相反的是充满活力——能让人们情绪饱满——感受到快乐、愉悦、骄傲、当然也包括悲伤和忧郁。
7·Your grief is so intense that you feel you can't go on with your normal activities.
你的痛苦是如此强烈，以致于你不能继续你正常的生活。
8·I really feel for him in his grief, but I don't know how to console him.
我对他的悲伤确实很同情，但我不知道如何去安慰他。
9·Productive grief passes through you in waves, which feel horrific, but which steadily erode your sadness.
有成果的悲伤行为是一阵阵波浪的方式产生，它们感觉可怕，但是却在稳定地腐蚀你的悲。
10·Do not touch the world's warm, feel his ownhappiness, in short hide his grief.
触摸不到世界的温暖，感觉不到自己的快乐，总之掩饰自己的悲伤。