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death, fear of

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death, fear of
Psychology Necrophobia, thanatophobia. See Phobia.


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After my father's death, fear of failure seemed nothing compared to the cowardice implicit in failing to even try.
In people with this type of cancer, these feelings may be caused by many things, including changes in how they are able to fill family or work roles, the loss of control over life events, body image changes, fear of death, fear of suffering and pain, or fear of the unknown.
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