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This is for anyone who has lost somone to cancer. I lost my adopted Mom to breast cancer some years ago. She was everything I could have asked for. She loved me because I was just me. She also loved my family and children as if they were her own.
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Dear Louraniah,
So sorry to hear that you are having days full of tears remembering your beloved husband. It's so hard for those of us who have been left behind. I thought it would get a little easier over time and it has. But there days when the sadness just comes over you and the tears just flow and all you want is to be reunited with your beloved one.
I have gone back to work, and my students and colleagues think I have "moved on." I just put up a brave front at work, but when I come back to our empty house my heart just aches. I miss my darling Joseph so much! Like you, I am more than ready for my name to be called to join him. I can't wait.
Hope you feel a little bit better after the the 29th. Hang in there and know that your are in my thoughts and prayers.
Hello to everyone, Having a few days of flowing tears and the memories are real tough at this time. Next week , on the 29, my hubby will have been gone 9 months and honestly it seems like ten years at times and then it seems like just a few days. at other times. Have gone through deaths so many times with both my parents, one sister, four brothers, One husband , lung CANCER IN 1969 AND A SECOND HUSBAND IN 2014 , LUNG CANCER. Once is bad enough along with four young children to raise by your self. Then in your older years Cancer takes a second hubby. People that is very hard to move forward from. The older we get the more we ask our self...why me? But I know GOD is in complete control of each of us and HE knows best for each of us. Going to start going to Church more, Singing hymns more, doing things in my Church more. Help those who need our help desperately and be tired when it comes bedtime so I can get some much needed sleep. I am now waiting for my time to take my Journey Home and reunite with all of the ones who had had to leave me behind. Then we all can stroll over Heaven and see all things anew. Will be ready when my name is called up yonder. Hope all of you are slowly moving forwarding and some of the grief is slowly leaving . We all will meet some glad day up in the Holy Land and live in Peace and Comfort forever. That will be so wonderful for us. Right.
im so sorry anna its all u nead it brings us bad memrys again wn u hear bad news lk ths
i hate big c i do its so evil it is
Anna,
Just read your post here and wanted to say hello. Know the feeling you are going through too. Lost my hubby this past April 29 2014 and it seems like I have not seen or spoken to him for ten years. Death takes it toil on the ones left behind. The pain, lonely nights, the small or large trips together, the good times and some sad ones, all seems to cloud our minds on a daily basis . But I understand that GOD gets lonely also and HE wants his children to come home when they get sick. He can heal all their problems. With out GOD in my life I do not think I could make it another day. Want to pray for you and may you get Comfort and Peace as you continue moving forward a little bit at a time. Also will pray for your friend who is going through grief also. GOD Bless the both of you. A friend in grief with you.
Hello Anna,
Sorry to hear what you are going through four years after the passing of your beloved husband. I suppose when two people love/d each other deeply, the death of one leaves the surviving spouse to mourn their passing indefinitely. My heart goes out to you.
I lost my husband five months ago, and I know that I have a long, arduous road to walk all my myself. No respite, and not anytime soon.
I guess it has been months since I was in this site, yet tonight when sleep is a lost cause I know I can come here and be with friends. Today was just a normal Saturday, running errands, shopping, just stuff that needs doing on my day off. My last stop was groceries. I have a friend that works as a cashier in the grocery store I go to. Of course it was her till that was open... I noticed that she was looking "off" so I asked if she was ok. Nope, she was not! She had just got back from driving a 5 hour round trip to visit her BIL before her shift started. She went on to tell me how he was diagnosed with skin cancer a month ago and he is in hospice now, in great pain, medicated, and will not be with us much longer. It was like a bucket of ice water was dumped on me. All the feelings came flooding back like it was happening to my husband all over again. I did the best I could to speak with her about it, and told her if her sister needed to talk to someone who had been there, done that, she could pass my number along to her. It was all I could do to not vomit, scream, and run from the store! Almost 4 years but there are triggers that blast right past all the walls. Today and tonight are for mourning my love. Tomorrow I will try to put the pieces back together but not tonight. As much as I loved Tom, I mourn him, I love him, miss him, cry for him, and cry for all the others that continue to be cut down by this tragic monster.
Karen.....Have added you to my prayer list and wanted to say hello today and ask how you are doing ? Know GOD is giving you Comfort and Strength to move slowly forward. Your two sons are being protected by HIS love too. My husband will be gone nine months in a few days and to me it seems and feels like ten years. Know he is in a far better place than here on Earth, where he was suffering from many different health issues. Hold on to your Faith and Memories. Hugs for all of you !!
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