However, in certain women and men these normal grief reactions are sustained and turn into pathological grief, which is largely consistent with the DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edn) definition of major depression (Williams and Zappert, 2006).
But this week, having finally exhausted all legal avenues to bring to justice the man she believes is responsible for the death, Guillermo González Nova, one of Mexico's wealthiest businessmen, Jean has abandoned the Justice for Kirsty campaign which has sustained her through intense grief.
When grief is sustained it becomes despondency.
In addition, the cost of pain and suffering sustained before death occurs and the grief among family members for losing a loved daughter, mother, spouse, sister, sister-in-law etc. were omitted.
Accordingly, we found that sustained hypoxic injury is followed by cardiomyoblast grief.
During the hard years of grief and rebuilding, the institution of the garden grounded and sustained the community that had formed over time at "61st Street".
Your overwhelming love, guidance and caring sustains me through my grief.
Some conductors treat the work as a protracted elegy, but Lothar Koenigs propels it forward with great urgency, all the while sustaining the atmosphere of grief and gathering dread.
I thought about her now: I always knew she would dissolve when he died, but I had not foreseen that her grief would sustain itself, essentially undiminished, for years.
It carries a theological understanding of the "place of loss and grief", it sustains notes of elegy and nostalgia, it conveys a sense of "worldly failure [and] listlessness", and it stands above all as the defining emotion of this post-imperial capital.
