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I lost my gradfather this week and I'm supposed to feel grief over that. I loved my pap dearly and yet all I feel is anger over the fact that he had 88 years of life and my Mark had only 38. I just can't mourn 88. Or maybe I just have no greiving left inside me. I sat at the service and cried for Mark.
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Bella,
Your story is so hard to read. My Mark was 38 and the first solid, honest, good man that has ever been in my son's life. You're right, there is no reason for these things to happen. At least none that I can see. If this is "all part of a larger plan" as people keep wanting to tell us, I don't want to be a part of that plan. What kind of plan could involve bringing these amazing men into our lives, giving us such as small taste of what happiness should be, then ripping it away from us? I understand your anger, and I know exactly where it comes from. I considered myself a fairly good Christian before this, and since the accident (7-1/2 weeks ago now) I am still completely unable to pray. I try and it seems like I have nothing to say. I don't get it, I'm angry, and I'm very unsure of my faith right now. I hope this anger doesn't last. I really do want my faith back, but right now I just can't see past the anger.
There is nothing we can say to each other and nothing anyone can tell us to ease this pain because nothing can bring them back for us. I think the best thing for us at this point is to give ourselves permission to feel whatever we are feeling, be angry, be bitter, yell, scream, cry, and be incredibly selfish about our needs and emotions. And at the same time keep searching for that peace that we hear will someday come.
My heart is with you and your son.
Rhonda
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