Prolonged chronic illness (including certain addictions) has many personal loss characteristics, so using the Kubler-Ross model is appropriate. Kübler Ross's psychological model is for patients who do not face life-threatening conditions. (The majority of patients.)
The five stages are Denial, Anger, Bargaining (Only applicable in life-threatening situations), Depression, and Acceptance.
Initially, the Kübler-Ross model was only concerned with the stages of death and dying. Kübler Ross's model was expanded to include any personal loss. There is no doubt that long-term chronic disease has properties of grief and loss. From my experience, what prevents making lifestyle changes are denial, Anger, and Depression. Reaching acceptance as fast as possible is essential for elevating the spirit and gaining needed energy. Real hope would give anyone the strength to undertake all the necessary treatments and endure the accompanying pain and suffering.
Link: Kübler-Ross model | Explains the behavior of personal loss.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/114 (Copy & Paste)
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