Short YouTube video by David Kessler addressing whether people grieve the same way. Kessler states that grief is highly individual—"as individual as our fingerprints"—and warns against comparing one person's grief to another, noting that even people who experience the same loss may grieve differently in form and timing.
Does everyone grieve in the same way?
Everyone grieves very differently. I think it's a real mistake to believe that we all grieve exactly the same way, exactly in the same time. Grief is as individual as our fingerprints. Our grief is very unique, and it's not going to be like anyone else's. Even if the circumstances may be the same. Even if two people have lost loved ones in the same incident, they will have different types of grief. So we can never compare one person's grief to another.
