I am a former medical practice administrator who left my job one year ago to care for my husband. I lost my husband on December 3, 2010. I have 1 son, age 36, 1 daughter, age 32 and three beautiful grandsons (ages 2~10).
About my Loss:
My husband fought a brave and courageous battle against heart disease. He was on the UNOS list for cardiac transplant but it was not God's will. I am so lost and alone right now. I'm sitting in a very dark and lonely spot that seems to get worse each day. He was my love, my best friend, my everything.
Patricia.....I agree you can only relate to people that know how you feel. I still spend most of the day in tears...and the nights are worse. The thought of going to bed alone ....so I try and sleep a little on the sofa. It seems to be getting harder now that the reality is slowly sinking in
hope you had a good christmas . i know it probably has been hard. this is the first christmas without my husband. i do miss him terribley. but i know i will see him some day. i just wish i didn't have to wait along time. but my kids need me. im here if you need to talk to me. take care tammi
Thanks Patricia. It was nice to get a welcome right away.
We are coming up on the third year anniversary of my partner's death. She was sick for a long time, about 10 years. My mother (94) died four months later, and she was disabled in a different way. Thanksgiving week my dad came down with pneumonia and the grief began to sweep over me again. He is home now, but requires lots more care these days. I am just very tired.
Last night I was looking for supportive ears other than my same friends.
It was so nice of you to make me feel so welcome. Your grief is so new. I remember walking around like a zombie just going through the motions back then. I thought that was awful. Yet I'm finding that now, 15 months out, the reality is REALLY hitting me. I haven't been able to look at his picture of talk about him. A year of shoveling feelings to the back shelf and all of a sudden, that shelf is overflowing and I never know when I'll be sobbing into my pillow or squeezing one of my chihuahuas so tight the tears just flowing freely.
I want to go on with what's left whatever that is but I honestly don't know where to begin. Like your husband, mine was my world. I'm not even sure who I am without him.
Again, thanks for the warm friendly greeting. Don't anyone hesitate to talk to me. I don't bite (Much) and when I'm not sad, I have a wonderful sense of humor and a great listening ear.....
corinne raviv
Dec 23, 2010
tammi sue maczorowski
Dec 25, 2010
Dee Graham
Thanks Patricia. It was nice to get a welcome right away.
We are coming up on the third year anniversary of my partner's death. She was sick for a long time, about 10 years. My mother (94) died four months later, and she was disabled in a different way. Thanksgiving week my dad came down with pneumonia and the grief began to sweep over me again. He is home now, but requires lots more care these days. I am just very tired.
Last night I was looking for supportive ears other than my same friends.
Jan 18, 2011
Stephanie Dean
It was so nice of you to make me feel so welcome. Your grief is so new. I remember walking around like a zombie just going through the motions back then. I thought that was awful. Yet I'm finding that now, 15 months out, the reality is REALLY hitting me. I haven't been able to look at his picture of talk about him. A year of shoveling feelings to the back shelf and all of a sudden, that shelf is overflowing and I never know when I'll be sobbing into my pillow or squeezing one of my chihuahuas so tight the tears just flowing freely.
I want to go on with what's left whatever that is but I honestly don't know where to begin. Like your husband, mine was my world. I'm not even sure who I am without him.
Again, thanks for the warm friendly greeting. Don't anyone hesitate to talk to me. I don't bite (Much) and when I'm not sad, I have a wonderful sense of humor and a great listening ear.....
Jan 22, 2011