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Experiencing the death of someone close can feel overwhelming. You might find yourself withdrawing from friends and family, preferring to be alone. If this sounds like you, it's important to know that you're not alone, and what you're feeling is a normal response to grief. For many teenagers, shutting down and avoiding social interaction is a way of coping with their emotions. Understanding why this happens and how to navigate it can help you heal and regain a sense of connection. Why Do People Withdraw After a Death? Grief is a complex process, and everyone experiences it differently. For some,...