Tina
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I loss my adult son in June 2014. He was my only child.

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At 9:28am on December 12, 2015, Gale Brunault said…

Hi Tina - I haven't been on site in quite a while - not sure why. I decided to check in and realized that you too lost your only child in June of 2014. My Michael passed on June 9, 2014. Hard to believe that it's been over a year since we've heard from them, hugged, kissed or had conversation with them. How we go on is a mystery but I do believe that while we will NEVER get over the loss, somehow we will manage to "carry" it along with us in life. Do I still cry? You bet. I will forever have a hole in my heart, a sinking feeling in my stomach and a cloudy/partly cloudy substance hanging over me. Yet in spite of this debris, I need to show my Michael that I wasn't a nothing after him. It's important that when I see him again, he will be proud of his mom for living. I wish you peace and would love to hear how you have been holding up - hugs to you,Gale

At 10:08pm on June 1, 2015, Jill E said…
Tina-we just moved from Sacramento to Arizona since we lost our son. I was born and raised in Sac. I never thought I would leave. My son was 33 years old and unbeknownst to me he was an alcoholic. We were very close, but I never knew and my daughter in law never told us. My therapists and all I talk to think she is an alcoholic too. She will not speak to me anymore. She doesn't understand that I am a grieving mother. She just doesn't understand nor does she want to understand. She doesn't respect my feelings at all. They had no children so it made sense to move here to be close to my other son. I worked for the State and my husband worked at Folsom Prison. If we stayed in California I could never have been able to retire. It is a lot less expensive here to live. Please do not hesitate to send me messages. I walk around kind of in a daze most days wanting them to be over but then there is just another day to get through. Big hugs! With love Jill
Oh and I always sign off with WYWH. (My sign to my Joshie-Wish You Were Here)
 
 
 

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