I miss my Mom!

If you have that hole in your heart that you get when you lose the woman that you shared a body with....
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  • michael sandoval

    My Condolences to everyone.  I also am feeling very sad lately.  My mom passed in September 2012 and it feels like yesterday.

    God bless all of us.

  • Lucy Russo

    Thank you so much for all your kind words and prayers. I can't tell you how much it helps to know that I am not alone in my profound sadness. I know things will never be the same but I really hope that the pain and emptiness I feel will get better. I know I have to go on for my kids but there are moments it just feels overwhelming. Thank you again - I am so glad to have found this group.
  • Jaime Blythe

    Shawna, I completely understand where you are coming from. With it being over four months I still get the urge to call my mom. I haven't stopped reliving the last couple of weeks of my moms life. She went so quickly from being alert and knowing what was happening, to not knowing any of us, even to asking why did we name decide to name my daughter Rebecca and call her Becky. I will never forget the last day she spoke to us, she became very violent, she had liver cancer that spread to the kidneys, and five spots on the brain. Anyway the last day she spoke to us, she looked at me and asked why is this happening to me?, and what did I do to deserve this? That was so hard to hear. Let alone to tell her I didn't know why it ws happening, and that she did not deserve this, no one does. The video of my and my hubby's vow renewal which happened only three days after mom was diagnosed, I've seen it twice and it hurts to much right now to watch it, hearing her laugh, seeing her dance, yet watching her cry as she already knew that it was going to be the last time she danced, the last time she would see some family members, the last time she would see her granddaughter all dressed up in a fancy gown, the last time she would be helping me to fluff a dress, a veil. She always dreamed of helping me when my baby gets married to fluff her gown, and fix her veil. Now she won't, ad she knew. It rips my heart and stomach out every time I think about that, all of her "last things", last words, food, drink, hugs, kisses, every last thing. It's burned in my brain of a movie that I can't get to stop. With Easter coming, I'm trying to figure out how to make it a good one. Mom loved making the Easter baskets all up, she was so good at it, the wonderful dinner, egg hunt as well. Mom just loved Easter, as well as Christmas, and thanksgiving. Last Easter was by far the best, now I know why, since it was her last Easter to be here. Hang in there Shawna, we are all here for you.
  • Lucy Russo

    Jamie - I'm worried about Easter too. My mom loved Easter and always made Easter treats and a great dinner. Now what do I do? I know she would want me to continue those tradtions but I don't know if I can. I just don't feel I have the strength. I think many people thought of me as tough and strong but really I'm not. I have no idea how to get through this.
  • Sonia Skipper Protheroe

    after almost 8 months i still get the urge to call or text my mom. I miss her soooo much. I finally got to the point that i could look at my moms ashes. I thought that I would be ok but as i sat there holding the box the tears started to flow. I wish i could hear her voice and see her smile. I take comfort that she is in a better place now and she is not suffering. My birthday is coming up and this will be the first one without her here. everyone has told me that the first year is always the hardest, if that is the case i wish that the first year was over already. I MISS YOU MOMMY.

  • Marie

    We marked the 2nd year of my mom's death on Saturday at the cemetery. She died Feb. 23, 2011. The day of her funeral it poured down raining. It was also raining on Saturday. I still play back the hours, moments before she died like it was yesterday. I can vividly remember every word she spoke, every sound she made, and every emotion that I was feeling. I still cannot go into a hospital without crying. I hate the smell, the furniture, just hate everything about it!

    I don't know when this gets better. My mom was my best friend in this world. She was the most important person in my life, and now she is gone. Forever. It's just so heartbreaking.  Every time I get upset or have a bad day, for other reasons, it makes me more upset knowing she is not here to run to.

    I am grateful for my family and friends who have gotten me through these last few years. Without them I would truly be a lost soul in this world. I still ask myself every so often when this cruel joke is going to be over. It just does not seem real. I am not sure it ever will.

    Thanks for this group. It is helping so much to know other people relate.

  • Jaime Blythe

    Sonia, they are all right about the year of firsts, I hated my birthday this past year. Turning 31 without my mom really sucked. Halloween, thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, valentines day all have been so rough already. My mom would have been celebrating her 55th birthday on March 1. I can't believe she's gone.

    Lucy, I'm with ya on not knowing what to do about Easter. Mom made it so special,I'm not sure what to do.

    All in all every one of our moms left us all big shoes to fill. My mom left some huge ones for me to fill and I don't know that I'll ever be able to fill them.

    Jennifer, it is comforting to know that none of us are alone.

    For so long I wondered if I was going crazy but now I know I'm not and its just the grief.
  • Lucy Russo

    Jamie - I feel the same way - my mom left me big shoes to fill and I don't think I can either. I guess we should be great full for having such great moms in our lives but it sure makes the loss unbearable.
  • Jaime Blythe

    So very, very true Lucy. Moms truly are awesome. To go thru all that they do to just conceive us, then go through the pregnancy, and the labor and delivery and raising us to be great and caring people. It certainly isn't easy being a mom, it definitely is a real job.
  • Helder Silva

    My mom passed away on January 26th of this year and I had no idea something could hit me so hard and cause so much pain that never goes away. I struggle to deal with the suffocating feelings of sadness, regret and guilt. I close my eyes and memories of her play in my mind from childhood until she passed away.

    The most painful part is the week of her passing away. I keep playing it over in my mind and I feel that there's something I could have done to prevent her death. Maybe if I had spoken to the nurses at the nursing home, or insisted she go to the hospital for a checkup. So much guilt and it's compounded with the guilt that I feel for leaving to be with my wife across the country eight years ago. I felt like I abandoned her then and, after her funeral, I felt I was abandoning her again when I flew back home.

    Like most people here, I keep having the urge to pick up the phone and hear her lovely voice. Their is so much I need to say to her and I need to hear her voice. The world doesn't seem like the same place anymore without my mom....she has always been in my world since time began as I know it.

    I would always call my mom when I needed her and she would say all the right things and would be very comforting. It seems nature is cruel because the one person in this world that could make the hurt go away has been taken from me. Now I'm drifting like a ship without a rudder not knowing which port I'll end up next, or if I'll just drift forever.

    Sorry for my long ramble.

    Miss you and love you so much Mom! You gave me my life and I'll forever be grateful. <3
  • Ann

    My beautiful mother.  I know I will be with her again, that's what keeps me going for now.

  • Eliza

    Thank you everyone for your kind words. I am trying to remember that I don't have to "bounce back" and I need to release this grief and sadness. Been crying many days in a row now, and it is a release. The sadness, the depth of the loss is unbelievable. How can this be? I miss her so, so much.
    Jamie, I ferl your pain. Like you, I never thought I'd be dealing with my mom's death in my 30s. It's an unfair hand to be dealt.
  • Mary

    I haven't been on here much lately, I think partly because I read the posts everyone makes and it makes it all come flooding back and then the tears overtake me again. Thursday will mark the one year anniversary of when I knew my life would forever Be changed, it was the day they diagnosed my mom with a brain tumor and died just 21 days later on March 22, 2012. For those who have just recently lost your moms, I assure you that the overwhelming pain and debilitating sadness will get better, but it takes time. At the 10 month mark I thought that maybe I was finally through the tears, well at least the overwhelming tears, but I cried for 3 days straight. Even at this point I know I am not over my grief and actually I really don't think you ever stop grieving for someone you loved so much. What saddens me so much is I am loosing the sound of her voice in my head, The feeling of her hugs is fading. I guess I had this Hollywood idea of being able to feel her with me and her being this guardian angel whose presence I could feel, I mean really feel and yet I feel nothing, and I really don't understand that because she and I were so very close. It's just hard to explain.
  • Marie

    Mary, I can relate, my mom too had a brain tumor. We lost her 4 months after diagnosis. Those months were horrendous. And I know what you mean about feeling their presence. I have only a few times felt her spirit with me. So, recently I was reading about this and one enlightening article explained that sometimes overwhelming grief can get in the way of feeling that persons spirit around you. Now, I do not know if that is true or what but I do know that the few times I did feel her presence were in fact the times when I was in a calm and peaceful state. Something to ponder, I guess!
  • Melisa C

    It feels that after mom died, this is another world, with no joy in it.

  • Ann

    Melisa I feel the same way too, this is not the same world without my mom.  It is cold, and lonely, and grey.

  • MSB

    Ann, from reading your posts, it sounds like we are both in the same frame of mind. My world is collapsing without my mother. I am an only child. i had some good days, but, lately, it has been so bad, i can't imagine living like this for the rest of my life.

  • Marie

    Well, my brother, sister, and I are pretty close but I must admit I do harbor some resentment because I was mom's caretaker, while they went on living their lives for 5 months. I watched over her, paid her bills, took her to appointments, etc.  Because she had brain surgery it was important that someone always be with her and she had very strict guidelines for diet and activities. It was always me.

    I staid by her side every minute she was in the hospital (for 2 weeks straight I only went home to shower and came right back). I even worked most days from the hospital. I would have done it anyway, but it's almost like they just assumed I was okay with it. They never offered to relieve me of my duties, never offered to help in anyway. And, even now with her gone, I am the one who manages the property, bills, and all other matters.

    I know they are grieving too but sometimes I would appreciate a simple "thank you" or some kind of appreciation for everything I did and how I basically sheltered them from watching our mother deteriorate.

    A lot of my grief has to do with the fact that I did not have time to grieve while she was sick or right after she died because I was so busy managing everything. My grief was delayed and now, in this second year after her death, it is hitting me so hard.

  • Mary

    Marie-I feel similar except that I cared for my mom, visited her every other day, took her to store, to eat, helped with her finances, took her to appointments, etc., yet my sibling seldom visited mom, yet lived the same distance from her as me.  It was not until mom was sick and in the hospital dying that my sibling would step up and be there.  After mom passed it was as if we had both taken care of mom and done the same things for her.  Kind of made me mad.  I too did not have time to grieve because I had to take care of so much stuff.

  • Marie

    Marie - I felt that way about some of my mom's siblings actually. She has 6 brothers and sisters and only one of them was truly there at every turn. I know they have their own lives but it would have been nice to have some support from them.

    I feel like I can say anything in this group and it is really helping me a lot. I want to also vent about my boss at the time my mom got sick and passed away. I think my friends and family are sick of me bringing it up so I don't really have anyone to "vent" to about it anymore.  But, I still have a lot of hate and anger towards my now former boss and I don't know what to do about it.

    1 month after my mom died, my boss got on the phone with me and literally told me that I had not been "stepping up to the plate" and was not "being a leader" in the past several months. She "expected more from me".

    I could not believe I was hearing this! She knew I was taking care of my dying mother and even sent me cards and books and stuff when mom was sick but then right after she dies I get treated like this??

    It is as if she was waiting until my mom died to basically tell me that I should have been more focused on work and not my life. Needless to say, I told her off and by the time we had our next monthly call I was resigning. But, I have not gotten over this.

    I have thought about sending her a letter but will that help? I don't know. And, now 2 years later she probably has forgotten. I just wish I could get over this but it still bothers me and sits heavy on my heart. I just don't know how someone can be so cruel.

  • Lucy Russo

    Mary remember that your mother will always be with you when you need her. I think that maybe your fear of losing those memories is blocking you from feeling her presence but rest assured she is there. You will never forget her even if it feels like you are. She is part of you one that can never really be taken away. Have faith in that loving bond - trust it - let the fear go and you will feel her again.
  • Nancy L

    Jennifer, Yes I have issues with siblings, well 2 of them.  There are 5 kids.  2 want to sell my moms house when she hadn 'tbeen gone  a month. I went to her house, phone disconnected, tv disconnected. and he wants to turn off the electricity! There is no reason to sell  they do not need the money or at least I don't tjhink they do. 

     

    It is just so frustrating.  We had told my mom that or brother who was 'in charge' of her stuff was going to screw the rest of us she said oh no he won't.  Well we are!  TO MANY greedy people.

     

    I miss my mom.  I want her back.  It is bad enough to lose my mother but has to deal with a jerk of a brotherl.  I am not sure how much more I can take from him, before I lose it. I don't think this has to be this difficult!

     

    2 more days she will be gone 2 months.  I sure do miss you mom!

  • Melisa C

    Yesterday I woke up in the middle of the night and wasn't completely awake I think, and I could feel my mom's face in my hands. It was like when before she went to sleep, I went to her bed and held her face in my hands to tell her goodnight. Wish it was more than a dream.

  • Lucy Russo

    Melisa I feel the same way. I'm trying to move forward but everything is such an effort. Everything seems to lack joy.
  • Jaime Blythe

    The day after tomorrow, on March 1st will be my moms 55th birthday, her first birthday in heaven. How have some of you celebrated or did something in honor of your moms birthday?

    My dad sent balloons up on valentines day, and is planning on getting a birthday balloon and send up. He sends them up to her, at her gravesite.

    After two weeks after her burial, I stopped going to the cemetary. I just can't seem to bring myself to go there. Her stone is there of course now, and yet I haven't seen it yet. I feel like a horrible daughter for not going, yet I just can't bring myself to go. In some ways I feel a bit afraid I guess to see the stone with her dates on it. Have any of you had problems going to your moms resting place, and if so what did you find to help you get through those problems to go?

    My dad has told me that he would go with me to the cemetary, but its not the problem of going alone. Yet my dad has been saying that he wants me to go to the cemetary soon.

    My husband, Jim, seems to think that my dad is to the point that since he feels that he is doing better that I should be better as well. My dad is the type that he doesn't want to understand that everyone doesn't grieve the same way. If he's happy, so should everyone else, if he's mad so should everyone else. It's like once he's no longer upset, no one else should be either. That's the feeling my husband has said he has seen in my dad.

    I want to feel more comfortable, I guess is the best wording for it, of going to the cemetary. Yet I'm unsure how to go about doing it. The last time I was there, I saw a spider crawling on top of her grave and I screamed at it to get off my mom. I don't even know why I screamed at the stupid spider.

    Hope that you all are safe, and doing as well as can be expected. May God bless you all, and thank you in advance for any and all advise.
  • Nancy L

    Today is 2 months since my mom passed.  I feel like a part of me is missing...I ache inside.  Last night was the first time that I had a dream about my mom.  She wanted a little bible or prayer book to take with her (not sure where she was going). She said she wanted it in case something happened.  In my dream she was the mom I remember.

    I have been to my mom's grave 3 times.  It is very difficult to think of her body in the ground.  Like someone said, I know that is where people go, but it is so hard for me to accept. 

     

    I broke down at work and cried a little while ago and just now.  Today is a difficult day.  Some days are okay.  It just makes me so so so so sad that my brother is being so ugly.  My mom would be so so angry at him, she trusted him to do the right thing.   It just breaks my heart.  She should be resting in peace, but I don't feel that she can with as ugly as my brother is being.  Not sure that makes any sense. 

     

    I am sorry mom for not being the best daughter.  I should have called more and visited you more than I did.  I am sorry.  I miss visiting and planning where we were going to go eat dinner.  I love that you would watch nascar, football or dirty jobs with me. I remember how much you laughed at one of the dirty job episode even though we had see it before.  You would 'stay up past your bedtime' to be with me.  I miss you!

  • Jaime Blythe

    I wish that I could/ would have dreams of my mom, but haven't yet, and come march 16, mom will be gone for 5 months. With the health problems that I'm dealing with, and soon undergoing a biopsy for cancer, it scares me so much.

    I feel like with as close as I was to my mom, and being an EMT for 11 years, I had to let my license go due to my health. I had a back fusion and was never released by the doc to go back on the ambulance. Anyway, I feel like I failed my mom, I should have realized what was going on. Granted, I know that there were several docs,even surgeons, that didn't see anything. She went through many cat scans, MRI's, and other tests, and only after it got to be 8 cm did it finally become visible on the imaging tests. My husband is the ER doc that actually found that something was wrong. Of all people to have to tell my mom the news it was my husband. She called him her hero, and thanked him for possibly saving her life, yet it was too late to save her.

    So on top of it all, I'm dealing with all the what if I had done this,or that.

    Mommy, I'm so sorry I didn't realize what was happening. Granted I miss helping people as an EMT, but my head tells me that even if I could be back on the ambulance after missing your liver cancer, I shouldn't be on the ambulance anyway. I messed up big, and it costed you your life. After that, I should never be in a ambulance as a provider ever again. I miss and love you so very much. I hope you have forgiven me for screwing up and not realizing what was happening with you. Please come and let me see you again even if its just in my dreams. I love you mommy!
  • michael sandoval

    My Condolences to everyone.

    To Jaime, I'm so sorry for your loss.

    Today marks 5 months since my mom passed away.  I cry all the time.  My mom was incredible and she is missed by many.  She was 81, so she had a full life with no regrets.  She was a "great" grandmother and great-grandmother and a wonderful mom and wife.  Her birthday is coming up on April 1st.  April Fool's Day.  I will try to play a trick for her. 

  • Anne

    If Feb had a 29th day this year, it would have marked the 3rd month since my mom passed.  It hit me hard yesterday though, it was the day;Thursday that the 29th of Nov. fell on.  My therapist tells me I am heading into "complex bereavement".  I say....it's only been 3 months!  What is the deal?  Do I only get so many days, or months to grieve outwardly before it gets to be too much for people?  I have been seeing this therapist for a long time, for my PTSD and depression, so when she said that, I heard: "I am tired of hearing about it, let's get to work on what you are really here for."  Something inside of me just shut down..trust is big with me, and I just felt like the one person I have trusted through this whole process has shut me down.  Anger, sadness and just being over it is how I feel.  Mom would know what to say...and I can't talk to her and have her answer! :(

  • Jaime Blythe

    Happy birthday mommy,have a great birthday in Heaven.
  • Jennifer Blackwood

    It has been 1 year and a little over a month since Mom left. Does the counting ever stop? I have a deep hole in my heart and I feel so empty..does it ever end? My therapist is pretty much the only person I have on my side, every one else wants me to move on and get over it..I can't do that, she is my mother!! I haven't had a lot of dreams about Mom but I've had some. Some of them were like a family reunion but some of them were disturbing, she was being murdered on several different occasions. I'm just lost without her!!!

  • Eliza

    3 long months. Miss you, Mom.
  • Lucy Russo

    One month tomorrow and I still can't believe it. It is so hard to keep going and yet I know I have no choice. I feel this huge hole in my heart which will never heal. I hate the heaviness in chest all the time. Mornings are the worst because as soon as I open my eyes I remember it's real.
  • Jennifer Blackwood

    It used to hurt every second of the day, but now it only hurts at night. The deep hole in my heart is still there and I don't think it will ever go away. I just feel that the moment Mom passed, I stopped breathing too!

  • christina mohnke

    My mom passed jan 26th and its so hard to realize that she isnt coming back.
  • Lucy Russo

    Today is one month that my mom passed and I miss her like crazy.
  • Helder Silva

    Christina,

    My mom also passed away on January 26th and, I agree, the heartache is so suffocating when I realize she isn't coming back and I can't call her :(
  • michael sandoval

    Dear Helder,

    My Condolences.

    God Blesss

  • Helder Silva

    Thanks Michael.

    Wishing you all the best and my condolences in your time of loss as well.

    God Bless
  • Nancy L

    I feel as I am falling apart.  I am retreating more and more.  I always feared the call from a family member that something happened to mom.  Now that she is gone, I fear a call from a family member who is demanding something from my parents estate.  Me and my oldest sister are close, I am even afraid to call her because it seems my brother calls her and is very ugly to her. I feel bad for her being the brunt of all his meanness.  I am so ashamed of how my 'family' is acting.  It just brings me down.  I just don't understand why we all are not grieving the same.  My brother seems heartless from the things he is saying about my parents.  He has no respect for them, for their memory.  It just makes the hurt deeper. 

  • Marie

    It's been a week or so since I came to this page. I hope everything is doing as well as can be expected. I simply cannot get over the fact that it has now been two years since my mom died. The more time passes the more I feel further from her and that makes me even much more upset. At least right after she died, I could say "last month we did this together", or last year we were at the beach, etc. I can't say those things now. Her physical being has drifted away. And, I miss her so much. I am sorry for those of you dealing with family drama. I guess we all have it to an extent. I wish my brother would do more to help with things like the house and other administrative things I am still dealing with. My sister is in college so I cannot expect her to do much. I want her to finish school.  It seems as though all of the responsibility has rested upon me. And, I just want to grieve. I don't want to have to deal with the mess.

    They say God puts us through these type of things to make us stronger. I don't feel strong yet. I feel very weak. Maybe I'll get there one day.

  • Ann

    On March 18th my mom will be gone two years.  It hasn't been any easier; I miss her every day.  I do, however, feel her presence with me all of the time.  I kiss her urn, I bring her flowers, I talk to her all the time.  I can't wait until be are together again.

  • Nancy L

    I always knew I would lose my mom one day.  But I never knew it would be this difficult. 

    I was with my mom earlier in the day when she was admited to ICU.  I didn't make her go to the hospital when I was with her.  I asked her if she wanted to go and she told me no.  She thanked me for coming to visit her and I told her that I loved her.  That was the last time she was able to speak to me.  I feel so guilty.  Part of me knows that she was to far gone for the doctors to be able to help her but I feel so guilty.  I knew it wouldn't be long before she left us, but I didn't know it would be so quick. 

    How quickly our lives fall apart.  Will our lives ever be complete?  I know mine will never be whole again. 

    I think of her when I drive to work, that should would have loved today because it was sunny.  Or if it rains, she would always want to know how much it rained.  Just the simple things make me miss her even more.  She missed my granddaughers and my son's birthday.  She would always call him on his birthday.  I know my son missed that.  I miss knowing that she will never be able to.  Easter is coming up, she loved Easter.  She would always buy a bunch of eggs and I would sometimes be up till midnight coloring eggs! I love doing that.  It was a tradition.  What am I going to do this year?  I am so sad just even thinking about it. 

  • Melisa C

    It'll be 2 months next week. Nothing's the same. My life, or me, I'm not the same person I was when she was here. I just feel so far away from mom, from the life we shared together. I'd like to know where she is, if she is alright and if she hears me when I talk to her.

     Life was so different back then, I don't know how are we supposed to go on when someone so beautiful, such a big and important part of life is missing! I don't want to drift away from her through the next years, just like that. It's hard to take in the new reality, I don't like it at all.

  • Lisa S

    Nancy, Melissa....I so relate to your recent comments....it is comforting to not feel so alone and to realize that I am not crazy for not getting over the huge whole left in my life...how very sad for all of us though, that we just have to accept that our lives are changed forever and the simple joys in life (birthdays, holidays, graduations, a beautiful sunny or rainy day etc) will never be the same. I have always been known for being a positive and optimistic person....now I am sad and lonely without mom (even with 2 kids and a husband who are very sad too, and deserve more from me). It's been a little over 3 years and the enormous hole left in my life with the absence of such a loving mother and grandmother is NOT FAIR. I still want to wake up and have the nightmare be over. But instead do what everyone else does, just get up and go through the motions of life...for what...to wait for the next loved one to die...perhaps I need to go to church and find a purpose for all of this...I am finding it hard to see Gods purpose....He lost His Son in a horrible way I get that....you and I had nothing to do with that...so why continue to allow generation after generation to suffer. It just doesn't seem very loving to me...no offense intended to God...just speaking from my heart....
  • Amanda

    This is my first post. It's nice to know there is people out there that know what I am feeling because I have been feeling so alone even with a husband and 2 kids.
    I'm 30 and I have no mom. I have cried everyday since she passed which was August 10, 2012. She was my best friend. We were very close. But, I do play the last week of her life through my head a lot. Yet, we had a billion memories and fun times! I hate that I keep seeing her dying! I hate that I feel guilty of smiling or having a good time. Even though she specifically told me not to feel like that. My kids are 3 and 9 months and I hate they are missing out on one of the best grandmas. Part of me says at least she got to meet them but, I know my 9 month old wont have any memories of her. I planned a trip to Florida in may but that was my moms favorite vacation and I'm afraid the whole time ill be thinking of her. I miss her so much it literally hurts!
  • Cindy Czarnecki

    It has been 5 months since I lost my mom and it gets harder every day.  I am an only child.  I have a wonderful husband and a 20 year old son who is away at college and a 17 year old daughter, yet I feel I am alone.  My dad passed away when I was 19 so it has been mom and I for the past 32 years.  I feel like no one understands what I am going through.  Right now I am putting off going to mom's house to clean out the dining room and kitchen.  We are listing her house for sale on Thursday and I am sick about it.  Every time I open the door I expect to see her walk toward it with her cane and a big smile.  I feel like I need to feel her presence there just one more time before other people start coming into it.  I have been just going through the motions of life the past 5 months, just want to get done what has to be done.  I miss mom sooo much and just do what I have to get through the day.  I hope I have the strength to get through the sale of her house.

  • Storyas Fawnfeather

    I miss my Mom.  That is all I want to say right now.  I just want to say "I miss you, Mom."  I hope that wherever you are that you are at peace and safe and happy and that you will always be that way.  I also hope that I will see you again one day.  I love you.

    Oh, and my Mom's birthday just passed, so "Happy Birthday Mom".

  • Rachel Lynn Schuler

    hello all, well yesterday was a hard day....I listened to my mom's memorial service on a tape, and it hit me hard....ive been  missing her a lot, I know I needed to do it to get it out, the grief, but it was so hard to hear....I was on there doing a eulogy for her, it was just so hard....I miss her so much, she just had a birthday, she would have been 83....I suffer with depression, but thinking of her keeps me strong.....I ove you mom and miss you more than I can say....I wish you were here :)

  • Rachel Lynn Schuler

    mercy if your there, send me a message....I miss you and we haven't talked....rach