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My mom and her 3 sisters at our last family reunion last June.
I have been going to counseling for a couple months now I…
ContinuePosted on August 18, 2011 at 10:15am — 1 Comment
I was really struggling yesterday with some guilt. You know the would of, should of, could of’s?
I kept thinking to myself,
“I should of stayed home that Sunday before mom died instead of taking a couple…
ContinuePosted on August 1, 2011 at 10:11am — 4 Comments
My Mom battled COPD and congestive heart failure for years. She lived alone in an apartment about 5 miles from my house. I took care of her daily. I helped her with daily housework and meal planning. I could…
ContinuePosted on July 27, 2011 at 1:21pm — 4 Comments
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Heather,
Thanks for adding me to your friends list. I've always tended to be somewhat of a loner but am realizing that some things are just too hard to get through on one's own. This site is so nice - we can talk about our Moms/ loved ones all we want and no one tries to change the subject or tells us we need to move on..... By the way your Mom had a lovely smile. The picture of her zipping along on the back of the ATV is great.
Susan
Dear Heather,
Thank you for reaching out to me. Mother was along home with Hospice. She died in her bedroom and that was her wish. I held her hand when she took her last breath. Mom had COPD, emphazema and all the rest of it. She quit smoking over 20 years ago. I begged her to quit smoking. She was addicted but quit and I was so proud oher!!!!! She spent the last 20 years trying to take such GREAT care of her body. She ended up with throat cancer lasy year. That murderer called cancer. In the end the lungs just could not perform. She was cancer free after enduring radiation and chemo. Such a fighter. I wanted to die watching her go through it. She wanted to live! I am so alone now. My sisters are so dysfunctional and have betrayed me on a lot of level. I have my mothers wonderful sister, my uncle and cousins in Michigan that love me and support me. I live in Florida. Get the book "Walking Through the Garden of Souls". Reading fills the empty nights. I miss her so much. She was my best friend and my greatest cheerleader in life.I never realized how strong and amazing she was until I watched her suffer and then put her life in God's hands. I watched the life leave her body...still hard to re-live. My friends on this site have embraced me, given me love and advice. I think I would be in a very bad place without them. My faith in God and in my Lord Jesus Christ is growing and growing and I have put my life in God's hands. I know what it is like to watch your mommy suffer and there is not a damn thing we can do to save them. Your and mne are in a much better place. Get the book....I am here for you Heather. Our moms died at home on their terms. Such a gift we could give to them. I am LOST. Love Sue