My election week article was on the steps in the grief reaction. I pointed out that all individuals whose candidate lost the election would go through a predictable pattern of steps to deal with the results in a healthy manner. We have now had about two months for that to happen. In many cases it has occurred. Those individuals have emerged with a healthy state of mind. However, there is still evidence that some individuals have not proceeded through the necessary steps. Their mental health will be negatively affected until they do. Some are still stuck in denial. They feel that the election was not really lost. They feel that their candidate actually won. Whether they are correct in that feeling or not is not relevant. The results do not support that. Denial is a necessary part of dealing with loss. It is, therefore, a health step psychologically. Getting stuck in denial is not healthy. They need to move on for their own psychiatric welfare. Some are stuck in anger. That was manifested in action by those who stormed the Capitol building last week. They are clearly angry. They are not the only angry individuals who acted out. [...]