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Thank you to everyone that has responded in some way to my blog and my posts. The interaction has helped.
It has not been enough for me though. As I have said in previous posts; I need, want, and deeply crave human interaction. And when I write three or for blog posts in a row that are read by few and not commented on, it just causes more feelings of isolation and loneliness.
So I am moving my online grief operations to the Alliance of Hope website. It is…
ContinuePosted on May 26, 2015 at 9:04am — 3 Comments
Yesterday I said I was not going to dwell on the loss of my wife Cheryl, today I am, at least in this blog post.
It's another morning and I have been lying in bed for a few hours hoping to fall back asleep. But I have had no luck. My mind of course has been thinking of Cheryl. Of the more than 31 years we knew each other, and how we had so many experiences together that we could always share a private laugh. And now those memories are only mine. They feel like such a…
ContinuePosted on May 25, 2015 at 8:30am
I am awake again, and have some anxiety. When thoughts that I know just lead to pain have been entering my head, I try to change the subject. Not having much luck right now, but I will continue doing it.
I need to start to prepare for a trip on Tuesday. Once again, I am going to attempt to return to work. I failed a few weeks ago when I tried. The physical and mental discomfort I felt while I waited at the gate for my delayed flight, led to a breakdown at the airport.…
ContinuePosted on May 24, 2015 at 9:54am
Yesterday morning was difficult. I had another doctors appointment. I get anxious waiting in those little rooms that you get placed in while waiting your turn to see the doctor. My mind immediately went to missing Cheryl, she was a nurse, she was my comfort. And whenever I had some significant health issue she would accompany me and usually wait in the little rooms with me so it didn't seem like a prison cell. I almost lost it while waiting alone there. The doctor finally saw me,…
ContinuePosted on May 23, 2015 at 8:00am — 1 Comment
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iv bean sayin in chat 2 sinse i joind i can hav a grt rant in chat wear no 1 givs me grief coz of loss
sorry for yore loss if i did not say in chat
I have read your blog over the last couple days and I just wanted to say how sorry I am. Yours is a a very tragic circumstance and you have a very interesting way of expressing your thoughts and emotion surrounding your wife's death. It is very sad that the high of everyday life for some is not enough and they choose to process reality from a very different perch. I used to wonder and now I just admit we each live out our lives according to no known manuals. It's hit and miss or miss.
I have endured the pain of this loss for over two years now and it has taken me a long time to come out of the fog of analyzing myself while examining the raison d etre for living. And all I've come out with is a fervent hope that my own life is short. I spent 35 years loving the man of my dreams and at 63 I've done and had everything I wanted. But that is just me.
My hope is that others never have to suffer the feelings and think the thoughts that have been my constant companion since Jan. 21, 2013 but I know that is false hope. It's been a rugged, brutal, trip through my mind and I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. It's why I come here, read and then write how I am. Death a hard place to visit much less have to stay…. if only the silence was not so deafening.
Take care……
Thank you for your kind words Mark, you will find this site offers great support.
Hi Mark, I'm so sorry for your loss. I don't believe time heals these kinds of wounds. They just become different, if that makes any sense. My Childhood friend lost his Wife 4 yrs ago and he was extremely broken for the first two years. He then went to every grief meeting he could find and met others just like him to talk/cry/vent to. I hope you go to grief/bereavement meetings. I'm fairly new to this site but One thing I know for sure is: No one can walk/live this journey alone and helping others,oddly, helps ourselves.