Five stages of dying by Kubler-Ross

 The best known theory of the dying process is that of Kubler-Ross, who proposes that many dying people progress through five stages of dying, described below:

Stage 1: Denial: Initially the reaction is “No! Not me!” Though the denial is rarely complete, most people respond with disbelief in the seriousness of their illness.

Stage 2: Anger: In this stage the dying person expresses anger, resentment, and hostility at the “injustice” of dying, and often projects these attitudes onto others

Stage 3: Bargaining: The dying person tries to “make deals” to prolong life, e.g., making promises to God.

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