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Hello everyone, my name is Brittany. I am new to this and not quiet sure how this works. My therapist pointed me in this direction so i thought i would give it a try. I am 24 years old from…Continue
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Hello All-I am a new widow as my husband passed away April 21, 2018 at the age of 49. He suffered a heart attack and had no previous history of any heart conditions nor does it run in his family. I…Continue
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Hi. My name is Cristal. I lost the love of my life on July 2nd. He had leukemia and had no idea. I begged him to see a doctor in the months prior to his death but he would not do it. He also suffered…Continue
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Hi Everyone, My name is Carlyn, and I live in the Ft. Lauderdale area. I joined this site because a very dear friend of mine was killed in a hit-and-run accident in May. My friend Rick, whom I called…Continue
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Hello to everyone, hey Semary.....sorry to hear that you are having such a bad evening. What your 4 yr old said is so heartbreaking. My youngest child misses her big brother tremendously also. I know how hard it is to find comforting words to tell them when you too, have no comfort of your own. This life can definitely be cruel, so many things don't make any sense. In a "perfect" world, we would all live forever and second best would be that we only passed away at a very ripe old age, peacefully, just drift into a eternal sleep. I know how hard it is to be 'mommy' when you really don't feel like it. Somehow, we find a way to press on, day after day. I hope everything works out for your younger child as well. If the final result is a speech delay, just know that there are interventions that can help. I have a friend that experienced that with their young son and he is just fine, you would never know that he had a delay.
Keep venting and don't worry about sounding negative, it's ok, we don't feel so positive all the time, at least I know I dont.
Thanks Denise for sharing your thoughts and experiences on this matter. I have seen John Edward's show a long time ago, I dont even know if it still comes on tv. It's funny how I use to tell my children to try and contact his show once I passed away so I could communicate with them, I never in my wildest imagination would have thought I would be thinking how to contact my child, this is crazy. That's great if your experience gave you some comfort. All I am hoping for is just a teeny tiny amount of peace. I would feel awful if my grief is disturbing his peace. I can't help feeling like he belongs here with me and that he is angry that he was robbed of his young life. I don't think that I will totally toss out the idea but I think it would be hard to find someone that truly has this gift.
Thanks again, I truly love you all
Thanks Semary, you were not insenitive at all. I just want to truly feel that my son is at peace, I need to really believe that. That's probably true that they don't function the same way they once did. My pain has not subsided one bit.
Thanks for all the support and insight. Hugs to everyone.
Karen, I feel so much of your pain. I do not believe that our loved ones have emotions of pain, disappointment, disapproval, disdain, or any other negative feelings once they pass on. I feel like they are in a different realm of being where those emotions are no longer relavant to their being. They now are in a place of just "being". Human form and emotion, thought, etc is temporary. Believing this is my only comfort, even if my beliefs are, at times, fleeting and not so much of a conviction. I don't believe your son is unable to "be" because you are in so much pain. I do believe that he is surrounding you, regardless of your acceptance of his passing or not. His love for you is undying and real. I always have to be careful to not apply too many human emotions to my husband in the after life. I don't believe he now works the same way he did and we still do, I guess that is my bottom line. It all boils down to what you believe happens when we pass on. I wish for you peace. Whether that is one step at a time or all of a sudden one day you feel a tiny bit better about how everything unfolded.
And don't let me fool you, I still wonder what my husband "thinks" about us and me and his death and my actions every day. I am so sorry for your pain. I wish I could hug you.
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