Who described the grieving stages as avoidance, confrontation recollection, relinquishing, readjusting, and reinvesting?

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Who described the grieving stages as avoidance, confrontation

recollection, relinquishing, readjusting, and reinvesting?

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Step-by-step explanation:

The person who described it was Rando

Sarthik Gupta answered Sep 24, 2023

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