There may be times when you want to be alone, and times when you want company, or to talk about your grief.
At others, you may feel short-tempered and resist offers of help.
If you had a caring role, you might feel a sudden loss of purpose, or feel isolated if regular contact with care professionals has stopped.
You may find that some people are very supportive, while others feel uncomfortable talking about your bereavement and choose to avoid the subject.
If family and friends are finding it difficult to support you, it may help to talk to a professional or join a support group for people who are grieving.