We could say that psychological grief is that set of emotions that combines sadness, anger, melancholy for missing our family, friends, the culture of our people, food, music, in short, in this psychological grief for emigration we miss everything.
Perhaps some people will be more affected than others, but in a large percentage of cases, the mourning for emigration arises in the lives of many people.
I witnessed it myself, when I saw my sister communicating with her daughter by whatsapp, where my niece from the United States told her that she missed her very much and that she would like to have her even if only to listen to her scolding.
As I knew my niece here in Venezuela, I know that she was not a very affectionate woman nor did she express her feelings, but being in another country and having emigrated from Venezuela to the United States, it is clearly evident that she has a migratory grief, where even though she has done well, she still lacks her mother's love.
I am not that person who has had to emigrate, however having empathy for that group of people I imagine that there are several solutions to mitigate the consequences of a grief by emigration, among which I believe may be:
Look for people of the same nationality and customs with whom we can socialize and not feel so lonely.
Keep in touch with our relatives through whatsapp or any other means of communication that allows us to feel comfortable because we are knowing if our family is well.
Accept emotions as they come, it is normal to feel sad when one is far from their country, we should not hide that sadness or pretend a joy that may hurt us more, migration grief is not a disease, it is a process, and like any process requires adaptation, we must give time for our emotions to stabilize.