The concept of ambiguous loss was pioneered by Pauline Boss to describe many situations of loss that do not include the certainty of death. Unemployment, illness, divorce, and empty nest are examples of situations that may constitute an ambiguous loss. Because the trauma of ambiguous losses often goes unrecognized by loved ones, they may lead to disenfranchised grief.
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