Are you stuck in a grief loop?

Are you constantly reminded of the pain you’ve experienced in a narcissistic relationship? Grief expert @iamdavidkessler and I discuss how we find ourselves stuck in a grief loop on The Dr. Ramani Network.

Andrew McLaurin
 

  • @Krystal620 says:

    Thank you Dr. Ramani! 🤗😘❤️

  • @mrfomiatti5515 says:

    G’day Dr Ramani.🐨

  • @D.MichelleBoydston says:

    Well also you are taking back your power and control and it’s a very liberating experience. Clinically speaking you will be able to find self authentication as well and that is huge.

  • @Yvonne775 says:

    I need this right now, thank you!

  • @johanna11980 says:

    Yes … just yes …

  • @raceyrenee205 says:

    Today I am having a very hard time, and it’s taking all my strength to not have a moment of weakness and break no contact. I’m thankful this notification popped up. Thank you, Dr. Ramani.

  • @jamifrank8197 says:

    OM GOODNESS! SOOOOOO needed this today when it just popped up.. Have been called names in the past 2wks I’ve NEVER been called in 40+ years being in relationships. Calling me COLD and HEARTLESS- makes one question decisions and rethink things over and over.
    Thank you all for your content helping those of us who NEED these affirmations and reassurance! Bless you.

    • @Greeceismygoto says:

      Omg. Me too!

    • @CC..Jeremiah9_24 says:

      I remember helping my soon to be ex-husband get ready to go on a trip, and he was screaming at me, calling me names, telling me all the things that is wrong with me. I said nothing, I just looked at him. Then as he was leaving he said, “aren’t you going to say goodbye?” I didn’t answer, I just kept doing the dishes. So he then said, “what a really black heart you have that you can’t say goodbye.”

      I was helping him, enduring his foul hateful mouth, and he expected me to say goodbye. I have a “black heart” because I didn’t say goodbye. I guess it was my imagination that I was helping him go on a vacation I wasn’t invited to, all while being abused, and still have a “black heart”, because I didn’t say goodbye.

  • @carolynsirianni1251 says:

    It’s getting a little better now , about 3/4 years ago I finally discovered the truth about my mother being a Covert/ Malignant Narcissist, This fits every single thing perfectly, when it came time my severe abuse starting at the beginning of my life. 6 decades , it took , it took all I had to just survive in this world because of it. It’s getting better slowly but surely , Thank you for doing what your doing, it means so much to me& I’m sure many many others, too many to count. One day they should have a protective law for this. Especially for those born to them.

  • @normastone1044 says:

    I have a friend who believes I “hold a grudge” about not associating with people who have treated me badly. I told her it’s not holding a grudge to recognize through repeated transgressions that some people are dangerous to my mental and emotional well-being and I’m better off without them.

  • @dianaoneil5469 says:

    Thank you, I needed the reminder not to feel badly for my x (and it happens to be his birthday today)…yes he is the reason I got a divorce. I keep reminding myself what I learned, “narcissists don’t change.”

  • @craigmerkey8518 says:

    A freakin’ mazing! I had my “key pivot” moments as a young child with memories back as early as 3-4…. unfortunately I couldn’t leave until I was of age!!!

  • @sacredwaters9 says:

    This is everything and this can be connected to a parent of family members as well. ❤🎉 The grieving loop stook me 4 years to break free from.

  • @danarchambault8723 says:

    Dr Ramani, you have a way of making the difficult easy to understand , you take out the psychobabble and just say it like it is

  • @bkpsly1 says:

    I definitely needed this today. A small, but powerful message. Thank you!

  • @BeHealing says:

    I really needed to hear this today, thank you!

  • @Levandetag says:

    Yes, I am, stuck, in a sorrowloop, right now. And guilted, and shamed, and still in chock, for leaving for years.

  • @plumduff3303 says:

    Fantastic film thanks all

  • @mdr44 says:

    Dr. Ramani thank you for sharing your wisdom and hopeful messages, I watch your videos and you are so brilliant, describing so many points, hitting so many topics that are so spot on! You are helping so many people such as myself, being a voice that validates that we are not the only ones experiencing the mistreatment and abuse from our exes. This year I divorced my ex narcissist after 23 years together, and what you describe in this video explains 100% how we stay in the cycle of abuse for so long, and it took me 23 years for a pivotal moment to finally say “what the hell am I doing staying with this person.” I was accused and blamed of being cruel to file for divorce after my sister in law passed away (his brothers wife) of whom I was close with as well, and I said to him my mother died as well a month after I filed. Thank you for sharing! ❤🙏🏻

  • @lauralela4554 says:

    I needed to hear this I’ve gone no contact had no choice and he’s made me feel so bad rather than acknowledging what he’s done

  • @Snickerdoodle_43 says:

    Who knew one minute and fifty seconds relieved me of 17 yrs of guilt. Staring into Lake Michigan while watching this

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