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Persisting anger

There are several reasons for persisting anger:

• Sometimes this is a person's normal behaviour.
• There may be a clinical depression.
• Unrealised ambitions, e.g. seeing children grow up.
• Loss of control because of weakness or immobility.
• Spiritual anger.

The last four may need additional or specialist help.

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