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Janice thanks so much. You have such an eloquent way with words.
@Pamela - I have actually been on this site for quite awhile now. I just meant that I had been silent for the past weeks, merely following the conversations because I was in too much pain to really express myself rationally. You and I seem to be about in the same place. My daughter passed on May 24, 2011. So it would be nice to have someone to talk with that is in the same place as me. I am so sorry for the loss of your precious son. We were lucky that we survived the tornadoes that swept through and ravaged most of Alabama that horrible day. I am truly sorry that your family was not as fortunate. I work for The Salvation Army and witnessed first hand both the physical and emotional devastation of that day.
The past week for me has been a huge struggle. I never thought that Halloween would effect me the way that did. Maybe it's just something that has been building up for awhile. I've tried so hard to put on a happy face and be positive so that others around me are not made uncomfortable. But now the facade is crumbling, I'm too weary to carry it anymore.
hello dear friends. I have been reading your posts all week but have not joined in. My pain this week has been all but unbearable. I am so, so, very tired. How are we supposed to go on through life like this? I am not yet 6 months down the path and I read and see that some of you are years down the road and still enduring this same gut-wrenching pain, so how is there hope for me? I don't want to continue like this but I must. But how can I? Love and hugs to you all
Hi Ammy, thanks so much for sharing, thanks for everyone's friendship, love and support.
Hello All and a greeting to our newest friend, Pamela. Thinking of you all this week, but keeping myself quiet. I'm afraid I will bring up the roaring storm if I say much, and right now the sea is kind of calm. A new and welcome feeling. Trying to hold on to it for as long as I can because I know it won't last. Had some of these days before and when they end it's like it just happened all over again.
I met a lady on another site and she lost her little boy of 5 back in 1992 and after many years she is writing and singing. She posted the lyrics to her latest song and I wanted to share them with you all. At the end is a line she wrote about a line in her song.
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With my lyric line “One day, your pain will go away,” I realize I have no certainty about that. It is only a profound wish, but I believe having hope that the pain will someday go away when someone is suffering, is definitely a start toward feeling better.
I pray that this may have given some comfort to at least one of you.
As always....in my prayers.
Hey Grace and everyone, I still have my moments when I just want to scream and tell everyone and anyone that I was robbed of my son's life! I still get pissed that this world is "going on" without my son! I think to myself ....."how dare they". I previously posted a comment about the day 2 perfect strangers, mothers of course, stopped to console me when they drove by and saw me losing it in front of my son's memorial site where I have his picture and flowers up on a tree. That meant the world to me. They hugged me and cried with me and told me about their children, which whom are all still alive. They offfered to stay with me on the street for as long as I needed. I was fortunate enough to have an act of kindness again recently, at the same site, but this time it wasn't a stranger, it was a young man that was friends with my son, he drove pass me and made a u-turn and came back to console me. He is the same age as my son. When he stood there and held me in his arms....so loving, so caring, I closed my eyes and imagined that he was my son trying to comfort me. He never said a word, he just let me sob and listened to whatever I had to say. It's so important to have your pain acknowledged. It's so true....why do we have to be "strong"! Why is that? I am not strong with all of this, I was severely weakened and now I am just totally broken. The only thing I want is to have my son back!!!!! Thanks to all
sending big long hugs.
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