Which of these experiences are we less likely to have if we are grieving the loss of an older parent?

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Grieving the loss of an older parent may not typically result in guilt due to a parent's longer life, as the parent may have lived a full life and the sense of loss might be tempered by that knowledge. However, experiences such as better acceptance of one's own eventual death, sense of relief that the parent's suffering is over, and loss of a buffer against death may still be present.

Which of These Experiences Are We Less Likely to Have