How to Bounce Back from Divorce
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- Seek quiet and rest. Take extra good care of yourself. Exercise, eat properly, keep life as simple as possible. nn
- Acknowledge and express your feelings. Talk to someone who knows how to listen. Keep a journal. nn
- Seek out support from friends, family, clergy, divorce or crisis support groups and counselors.nn
- Stay aware. Don't try to alter or numb your feelings with substances, such as alcohol, drugs, or overeating.nn
- Be realistic in what you can expect from yourself. It is normal to have mood changes, to feel confused, to have mixed feelings about your spouse.nn
- Have faith in your beliefs and in yourself. Remember to be grateful for what you do have. Having life, you are a miracle of creation. You are alive, you can feel, learn, and grow.nn
- Work. Enjoy the benefits of a daily schedule and of accomplishment, especially in the small changes you are gradually adding to your life to make it better.nn
- Be good to yourself. nn
- Take time to be with adults and to enjoy social activities when you are ready.nn
- Remember that healing is already in process. Time and nature are on your side. You will recover.n
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