Jillian Margaret Dalziel
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  • Perth Western Australia
  • Australia
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I am 59 years old. I have 2 adult children, a daughter who will be 31 and a son who will be 28 this year. My son lives with me. Without my children I would not be me. They are my heart and soul. I like to knit, read, spend time with friends and my children,do crosswords and play computer games.
About my Loss:
My husband passed away on 23rd February, 2009. We had been together exactly 35 years to the day. He had a massive heart attack at home and I could not do anything to help him. He had his first heart attack in 2000 and had several more over the years and although I knew he was getting weaker, I was still shocked when he passed away. I didn't get to say good bye to him and I didn't get to tell him that I loved him that morning as I had every other morning we were together. I miss him so much and really need him with me as we have had so much happen in the last two years and I have needed him to talk to and help me get through all that has happened to my family and I have felt that no-one that understands how I am feeling. I wake every morning and know that I am alone still and I just don't know how to go on. I get through each day but I am only functioning robotlike and I don't know what to do or who to talk to. How do I keep going?

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It is nearly 27 months since you left me.  I am still trying to accept that each morning when I wake, you won't be there with the kettle boiled and the tea made for our breakfast.  You are my last th…

It is nearly 27 months since you left me.  I am still trying to accept that each morning when I wake, you won't be there with the kettle boiled and the tea made for our breakfast.  You are my last thought each night and the first each morning. I knew that when you came home from the hospital that last July that you were getting weaker and would not be with us much longer, but I didn't want to accept that so I just kept going as usual and pretended.  Maybe if I hadn't then this would have been… Continue

Posted on May 16, 2011 at 9:57pm

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At 7:37pm on October 2, 2011, Karen said…
Steve was 35 years old, six foot five around 300 lbs. He was healthy and bigger than life. I am 45. We went to sleep and when I woke he had slipped away. I have no answers...waiting on those. Thank you for speaking with me. I am so sorry you had the experience...I would not wish this upon any living creature.
At 7:15am on July 18, 2011, Sue Waxman said…

Jillian,

Lost my best friend and mom 3 weeks ago today. Empty is how I feel. My husband left me 2 years ago for a whole new life after 20 years of marriage. My sisters are selfish and cold hearted for their own reasons. I am completely alone except for my loving pets. Going to work at least keeps me busy. I am a veterinary technician and enjoy it. I find very very little meaning to my life these days. I am so happy that you had the experience of a wonderful marriage all of the years that you did. You were blessed with a great man. Dying perhaps is the easy part...learning to live without them is unbearable.

At 3:46pm on June 17, 2011, Deborah Dodds said…
Just checking in with you to see how you are doing.  Sending you my love and prayers.  Deb
At 5:57pm on May 31, 2011, Arne Tonessen said…
Thank you. It heps to know I not as alone as I feel. I can relate tothe shopping panic attacks. We went shopping every Sat. morning, together. She knew what we neded and I knew what we could afford. It worked out perfctly. Now I have to make three or four trips to get everything. I actually turned and asked her if we needed a flyer in the store the other day. She wasn't there and isn't going to be there. I  completely lost it, just left the cart sitting in front of  the door,  ran to the truck and went home. 
At 8:49am on May 26, 2011, Annette Dominguez said…
HI Jill, I lost my husband on 1/1/11. It still seems like it was yesterday. It was from an accidental gunshot wound. This is the hardest thing I have ever gone through. My kids, 22 and 20, are away at college. My husband's family lives in town but it still feels like I am on my own. I have joined a griefshare group for the 2nd time. It helps so much to be with other people that have lost someone because they know exactly what you are going through and they don't try to "fix" the situation.
At 10:57pm on May 16, 2011, Deborah Dodds said…
I feel the same way.  I don't feel so all alone with my feelings and I know that I am not crazy.  Everyone feels empty inside and some can't even think of carrying on without their loved one.  That is how I feel.  I don't have children so I sit here and think what do I have to live for...Randy was my life.  Even though he was in prison, we talked to each other 3-4 times per week and he wrote to me everyday.  He was murdered in prison for trying to help someone.  He got into the wrong people's business.  I don't know what to do without him in my  life.  We were together 8 years and knew each other inside and out.  I can't even imagine losing someone after 35 years.  You must still be devastated.  Chat with you again soon.  With Love, Deborah
At 10:23pm on May 16, 2011, Deborah Dodds said…
Hi Jillian.  Welcome to the site.  I am also a fairly new member. I lost my husband almost a year ago...May 31, 2010.  I will read more about your and your situation.  Take care my new friend... With Love, Deborah Dodds
 
 
 

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