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Our grief is our child, just different. But still very close.
Dolly
No..............There is no way to get over it. It will "live" with us for the rest of our lives. And when we grieve, we love them more.
I agree..... there is no pill or really nothing that can FIX Grief..... you just go through the process.... you live through the pain.... and little by little, you see a ray of light and hope.... then you fall backward only to pick yourself up to go a little further.....
Michelle I'm so happy for you that your gathering gave you so much comfort. It is so nice to hear that it was a celebration of Chris's life.
Connie, I hope your drum circle is able to do the same for you. I just love that idea. I think Lynn and I can tell you, as you head into it the anxiety is there but once the event happens I hope you are able to feel the love and comfort that our events brought to us.
Michele, I am so happy and proud of you for celebrating and honoring your son's life with your loved ones. I hope for the same next weekend when we do our drum circle. But it really is SO har5d getting to that day. I feel like sleeping until then.
Teresa - I think seeing a counselor over meds is the way to go. At least then you can determine if it's something you really need. I occasionally take and anti-anxiety pill to help me deal with difficult situations but no pill can fix this.
Connie I look forward to hearing "Momma don't cry".
Hugs to all!
I'm burning out!
Time for me to seek some help. I went to the doctors the other day. first physical in a long time. I just need to know what is stress and what is age. He wants me to take some pills for depression but I'm not into it. So I decided it may be time to seek a counselor. I need tools not pills. I want someone to give me the tools I need to save myself not medicate myself. I just don't want to be stuck in the misery forever. I will forever want and love my Michael but how do I move forward without carrying the ton of grief on my back? I'm just too exhausted to keep doing this daily. It's aging me, it's wearing me down and it's just simply too much.
Michelle
Thinking of you today....
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