When it comes to losing someone, there is no one thing that you can do to feel better, move on, and let go. For me, when I lost my best friend (Deborah), I needed to do a variety of things. For example, I needed to accept that it wasn't my fault; it was inevitable; it was a good thing. I had to resolve a lot of problems that had been going on between us in my mind without her input. I had to analyze everything so that I could get answers to my questions:
How did she move on so fast? Did I ever mean anything to her?
Is she hurting as much as I am?
Why am I the one crying at school, while she is talking and laughing with all these other girls?
It took a bit of time and a lot of thinking, but I found my answers.