It was nice to see so many people turn out. People we hadn't seen in 20 years. People we had written off. And our friends who we didn't realize were such good friends. It was a stressful day and a numb day.

But today, with reality setting in, having to accept that she is dead. That there is nothing I can do to change that. There is no way to bring her back or do better for her. Or help her more. Or love her more. Or take better care of her. Or pay more attention to her. Or do more fun things with her and the kids. Or be more tolerant and understanding. Or not get upset at the little things.
That is difficult.
She deserved 50 more years.
She deserved to be happier.
She deserved to be healthier.
And I cannot go back and fix anything.

Views: 159

Reply to This

Replies to This Discussion

Jason, that's the hardest part for me, too. And I just can't get over the very real fact that I just can't "fix this." Not this time. It hurts so badly.

I feel very much as you do, Jason.

It is good, at least, that so many people attended your wife's memorial mass. I know it doesn't help much, but it does show that she was loved by many.

RSS

Latest Activity

Labelling Machine updated their profile
yesterday
not a chance updated their profile
Jan 14
Carlos F Garcia is now a member of Online Grief Support - A Social Community
Jan 13
Susan Prost updated their profile
Jan 8
Nancy Wilson is now a member of Online Grief Support - A Social Community
Jan 8
Filling Machine updated their profile
Dec 26, 2024
dream moon JO B posted a blog post

Not looking forward to Christmas

It's been a long time since I've posted a Blog on here but I am not looking forward to Christmas I am notBecause the people should be here it's no longer hereSee More
Dec 2, 2024
Profile IconBert Sel and Nikki joined Online Grief Support - A Social Community
Nov 27, 2024

© 2025   Created by Ninja.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service