How to support a grieving family.

Most of times spend with some grieving family. we should console them as much as possible so that they overcome from the whole facts for whom they grief.it is our primary duty to obey, respect support to their every words. we feel equal pain with them that they have faces.

Well, it depends on how close you are. Best friend or jus a friend.? If you can not give financial support, then your being around there would be helpful to the mourning family. I don't know for how many days you have to be there. Again it depends on the existing traditions.

Its a very difficult thing to replace a loved lost one. But as friends you can give the grieving family the much needed moral support especially the teenage children they need the most of the support that they can get. Visit their house every now and then and have a talk with the children, take them out to some places where they feel refreshed. This should help them a bit.

It's sad losing someone in the family. It was really nice of you to help them out. I think what the family needs at the moment is your moral support more than anything else. You have to show them that life must go on to them.

First & foremost, don't be over intrusive. They have the right to mourn privately the loss of their beloved one. If you want to help actively, that should only start after a couple of weeks. Don't try to do everything for them. Concentrate on something concrete and singular to start with. For example, you can take the kids to school. For a grieving father, it would be a huge help. If your schedule doesn't allow that, do something else. Start the process of helping slowly and incrementally. The important thing to remember is that the kids should not be pressed into thinking that you are forcefully trying to take the place of their mother.