Grandma sewing room
So I am almost done with cleaning my grandmas sewing room that wasn’t touched in 10 years because of all the mess, but now that she passed away 2 days ago, I don’t know if I should continue, I wanna finish what I started but I don’t know what to do, my grandpa is still alive and I don’t want to leave this burden on him.See More
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Half way through the day today, I felt physical pain in my heart.
It was an ache. It hurt so much that I wasn't able to take a full breath.
I know what pain in the heart like that might mean. I had some pain in my left arm, too. It wasn't severe enough to interfere with anything I was doing, except taking a full breath. It hurt all the rest of today and still hurt when I got home. I was hoping it would get worse, and I could be taken by a heart attack out of this.
I took my sleeping aid and went to bed.
I woke up after only three hours and the physical pain is no longer present. Whatever it was, it feels like it passed, unfortunately, and it was not a heart attack like I was hoping. And so I am awake again in this bitter, hellish nightmare of life.
I am up late now wandering around my house asking D, "where are you? I can't feel you. Why am I awake?" Sometimes I can feel D strongly. It's the only thing that comforts me at all even though feeling him without being able to see him or put my arms around him is a kind of torture.
I am so sorry that I can't rise above this. I believe he's right there, just beyond my perception, loving me, no longer sick and suffering like he was. I believe he is happy and well, and get a sense even that he is joyful, though sad for my sadness.
I think that I am supposed to be grateful to be alive. I am respectful toward whatever divine hand is arranging my life experience. I don't want to be a whiner and offend God. But I don't feel grateful to be alive. I am so sorry.
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