Losing Someone to Drug Overdose
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Edward L
- Male
- Hackettstown, NJ
- United States
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- About Me:
- What can i say here. Im just a guy whos world has been turned upside down.
- About my Loss:
- I lost the love of my life on Christmas night. We were with friends , laughing and singing and a moment later she was gone.
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Does anyone else feel pressure to always reply because you're afraid it'll be the last conversation?
Hi everyone. This is my first post here.I lost my brother in December 2024 to an accidental overdose. He passed away suddenly in his sleep. We were only a year and a half apart in age, and he was the closest person I've ever had.One thing I've been struggling with ever since is that I feel an overwhelming pressure to reply to texts and answer calls as soon as I can. If someone messages me and I don't respond right away, my mind starts thinking, "What if something happens to them before I reply?…See More
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Dear Edward:
There are no words like I can say to comfort you ( at least I don't know them)
i too suffered a sudden loss of my dear husband Andrew, it is unexpected
and you will be playing it over and over in your head for months to come.
I wish I could say it gets better, what I can say is you never accept it you
" get use to the feeling" so to speak. Hang in there and visit here often it would
get you through some of the hard moments.
(((hug))
Judy-Anne
Edward L
You are correct. If you pay attention, the subtle signs from loved ones do appear.
Oh dear, Edward L in NJ. I am so so sorry. This is not the time of year to lose your loved one. Baby steps. Be thankful if you can get a shower or eat something. Grief is a huge mountain.