It is unclear what the exact numbers of people affected by grief because it is a complex subject and, like all statistics, very much under-reported. However, some facts we do have may help at least give you a snapshot of its prevalence. It's easy to more readily understand that loss is often associated with accidental, suicidal, homicidal, or natural causes of death. But we often fail to remember that we can also grieve the loss of jobs, marriages, housing, vehicles, pets, and even our lifestyle. For example, those diagnosed with a terminal illness often mourn the loss of the freedom and regime they've been accustomed to. With today's technology, help is more easily obtained for those who are technologically able. Social media, despite its bad press, allows a grieving person to connect with others quickly and easily as a means of support. Find a support system, such as the authors in this book and reach out to them individually for more assistance. Take the quiz...