my first psychiatrist told me, that acorrding to the manual, grief that continues past 6 months is pathological should be medicated

The post likely resonated with viewers by challenging a potentially insensitive medical perspective on grief, particularly for profound losses like that of a sibling. The direct, emotional challenge presented in the second slide likely evoked strong agreement and shared experiences among those who have experienced loss.

The first slide questions the medical definition of grief duration, stating that grief continuing past six months is considered pathological and should be medicated. The second slide challenges this notion by showing a person reacting with disbelief to the six-month timeframe, implying it's insufficient for grieving the loss of a brother.