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A note fell out onto the carpet today, and it was left behind by my mother, it reads, “when we focus all our time on grief, we lost out on our present and our future; instead of dwelling on what we are losing, focus on what we still have” I felt like I was receiving a sign from my mother that I should not dwell in my grief at all times. It makes sense my mother wrote it, because she lived her life fully till the end.
Being diagnosed with stage four cancer did not subvert my…
ContinuePosted on May 14, 2014 at 9:30pm — 2 Comments
I cannot forget how my mother died and I don't know if she is just dead or in a better place
My mom rarely complained even though she was diagnosed with stage four…
ContinuePosted on May 9, 2014 at 9:30pm
My identity is intertwined with being a good daughter to my mother because she sacrificed everything to me and her selflessness is what motivated to go on living. My mother was an immigrant who left her family and her role as a housewife to come to Canada and provide a better future for her children. After the divorce, she worked harder than anyone else I know in order to provide a life for myself and my brother. She had no choice but to be strong and determined without a husband…
ContinuePosted on May 8, 2014 at 6:00pm
So sorry to hear about your mom Casey.You are right we would be carrying the burden of this loss ,grief till the time we are alive.We would not see them in this life.It hurts so much.take care.
In fact I read your entire post today what you wrote in May. It makes me realize that while a sudden event is traumatic for the survivors, a battle like your Mom had can be as tough as you wrote.
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