Everyonegrieves inthe sameway.Grief cansometimesmake it hard tofocus, sleep, orrememberthings.Grief canmakefriendships orrelationshipsfeel different.Being strongmeans notshowingyouremotions.Grief canshow up inyour body,not just youremotions.Anger is anunhealthypart ofgrief.Talking aboutsomeonewho died canhelp withhealing.If I don’t cryafter a loss,it means Ididn’t careenough.You can grievesomethinggood, likegraduating ormoving to anew place.Feeling reliefafter someonedies can be anormalreaction.Grief onlyhappenswhensomeonedies.If I didn’t knowthe personvery long, mygrief shouldn’tbe as strong.Most types ofgriefreactions canbe normaland healthy.Healthygrieving meansforgetting theperson you lost.You can stillfeel happywhilegrieving.Everyonegrieves atthe samepace if theycare equally.You cangrievepeople whoare still alive.If you still thinkabout someoneyears after theydied, it meansyou haven’thealed.Sometimesgrief can showup later, evenwhen youthought youwere “okay.”Talking aboutgrief canactually helpyour brain andbody heal.People whoseem “fine”after a lossmight still begrieving inside.You can onlystart healingonce youstop missingthe person.If I talk aboutmy grief, it willmake otherpeopleuncomfortable,so I shouldn’t.Ignoring yourgrief willmake it goaway faster.Everyonegrieves inthe sameway.Grief cansometimesmake it hard tofocus, sleep, orrememberthings.Grief canmakefriendships orrelationshipsfeel different.Being strongmeans notshowingyouremotions.Grief canshow up inyour body,not just youremotions.Anger is anunhealthypart ofgrief.Talking aboutsomeonewho died canhelp withhealing.If I don’t cryafter a loss,it means Ididn’t careenough.You can grievesomethinggood, likegraduating ormoving to anew place.Feeling reliefafter someonedies can be anormalreaction.Grief onlyhappenswhensomeonedies.If I didn’t knowthe personvery long, mygrief shouldn’tbe as strong.Most types ofgriefreactions canbe normaland healthy.Healthygrieving meansforgetting theperson you lost.You can stillfeel happywhilegrieving.Everyonegrieves atthe samepace if theycare equally.You cangrievepeople whoare still alive.If you still thinkabout someoneyears after theydied, it meansyou haven’thealed.Sometimesgrief can showup later, evenwhen youthought youwere “okay.”Talking aboutgrief canactually helpyour brain andbody heal.People whoseem “fine”after a lossmight still begrieving inside.You can onlystart healingonce youstop missingthe person.If I talk aboutmy grief, it willmake otherpeopleuncomfortable,so I shouldn’t.Ignoring yourgrief willmake it goaway faster.

True or False Greif Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. I-Everyone grieves in the same way.
  2. O-Grief can sometimes make it hard to focus, sleep, or remember things.
  3. N-Grief can make friendships or relationships feel different.
  4. I-Being strong means not showing your emotions.
  5. G-Grief can show up in your body, not just your emotions.
  6. B-Anger is an unhealthy part of grief.
  7. O-Talking about someone who died can help with healing.
  8. B-If I don’t cry after a loss, it means I didn’t care enough.
  9. I-You can grieve something good, like graduating or moving to a new place.
  10. O-Feeling relief after someone dies can be a normal reaction.
  11. G-Grief only happens when someone dies.
  12. N-If I didn’t know the person very long, my grief shouldn’t be as strong.
  13. N-Most types of grief reactions can be normal and healthy.
  14. B-Healthy grieving means forgetting the person you lost.
  15. O-You can still feel happy while grieving.
  16. G-Everyone grieves at the same pace if they care equally.
  17. B-You can grieve people who are still alive.
  18. O-If you still think about someone years after they died, it means you haven’t healed.
  19. G-Sometimes grief can show up later, even when you thought you were “okay.”
  20. I-Talking about grief can actually help your brain and body heal.
  21. G-People who seem “fine” after a loss might still be grieving inside.
  22. B-You can only start healing once you stop missing the person.
  23. N-If I talk about my grief, it will make other people uncomfortable, so I shouldn’t.
  24. I-Ignoring your grief will make it go away faster.