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You're hurting. Someone that you love has died. It may seem that no one understands and that you are alone in this loss. It's really hard to ask for help when you're trying to be independent and stand on your own. Your feelings are so complicated. You're mad, sad, sometimes you might even be glad. You may be a little afraid of what happened, wondering who's next or if it could happen to you. One thing for sure, you feel kind of different from your friends and family. You can tell that people aren't sure what to say around you and no one seems to want to talk about the death with you, even though you really want to. And, you never know when it will hit. You can be walking down the street and a memory comes up and, before you know what happened, the tears are running down your face. It's kind of embarrassing. Here, you will find out about other teens who are coping with the death of someone they love. Read the Honour Page and post something yourself, if you want to. See what other teens facing grief have to say about going to a teen group for grief support and resources and how it helped them. The most important thing to do while coping with a death, as you'll see, is to talk about your loss and your grief to someone. Grieving is telling the story. Healing is grieving.