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Missing loved ones leave those left behind with 'ambiguous loss' — a form of frozen grief

MULTIPLE LOCATIONS INCLUDING UKRAINE, MISSOURI, TEXAS HILL COUNTRY, ALUM ROCK, ISRAEL, GAZA, AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA, JUL 21 – Families endure frozen grief without closure as about 2,700 long-term missing persons remain unaccounted for in ongoing searches worldwide, officials said.

  • Families affected by the July 4 Texas floods are experiencing 'ambiguous loss' due to missing loved ones with uncertain fates, as described by grief experts.
  • Rachel, 45, expresses her pain, stating, 'every morning to a reality I don’t want to exist in.'
  • Rachel longs for her husband's safe return and feels envious of those with death certificates.
  • She highlights the frustration of well-meaning but unhelpful offers of support, reminding others that 'what you are experiencing is an ambiguous loss.
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COLD CASES. For families and relatives of disappeared, the test, terrible, also brings its lot of loneliness, incomprehension or anger.

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wmn.hu broke the news in on Sunday, July 20, 2025.
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