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First off I would like to say I am happy that I now have somewhere to go to read and share my story with people that have lost their mom too.... I would like to say thank you for the creator of this page....Thank you for taking time out to read this. My name is Karon B. Porter I am 33 years of age from The Bronx. I have that average story with weight loss that everyone seems to have. However, what makes mines a little different from the rest is when I lost my mother at age 29. During this time, it was really hard for my family and me to understand the reason or reasons why she was chosen. She left this Earth at age 48 (That is a very young age) of a silent killer called heart disease. Something I knew could have prevented this from happening was being active. From that moment it was more of life change decision for me.
I am asking YOU.. to take care of yourself.... I workout everyday with p90x, Insanity, just to name a few... I am Teambeach body coach looking to spead the word of fitness on to those who will listen, and plant the seed in those who are not ready.... if you are interested in learning more please email me (karonbporter@yahoo.com) or visit my site...www.beachbodycoach.com/karonbporter
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Joan - I understand how you feel. I lost my mom in June, and I don't think I've even accepted it yet. I'm in counseling. I've tried grief groups - which make it worse. I've tried reading books - which are too hard to do.
Today I had to meet with someone from the cemetary to make arrangement for the plaque for her grave. We're Jewish and we do what's call an unveiling about a year after a person's death. Today was harder for me than planning her funeral. I think I was still in shock right after she died. Today I feel just awful. I can't stop crying. I know the unveiling ceremony will be very difficult. I think I'll be glad when it's over.
Nancy
Hi Joan,
I've found that often the way to healing involves finding what emotions the loved one created in survivors that's now missing. In other words, what was it that endeared your mother to you. Those feelings, once identified, can be found in other people, activities, or interactions (e.g. a sense of worth that made someone feel whole was recreated by doing worthwhile things with foster kids). Nothing will replace your mother, but the emotions you lost can once again appear.
I lost my mom in 2007 to several strokes and then the final insult, Alzheimer's. It was devastating. I am still reeling after 3 1/2 years. I've tried counseling to no avail.
I wake up each day extremely sad and see no end in sight. I don't know where to turn and how to go on with my life. I am totally lost and see no end. My mother relied on me since my dad passed in 1994. We did everything together, vacations, holidays, etc. Simply we were bestfriends. I have read all the books written on grief and loss. They just make me sadder.
Thanx for listening. Jon
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