Since Saturday my get up and go got up and went.Iam getting alot of flashbacks that take longer to get out of my mind about my wife dying.I have made made a fair amount of progress towards living independently.Its hard as anyone here can tell you. Iam sure everyone goes thru this in different way. I was thinking there is no real cure for grief. I mean take some anti grief pills,grief rehab et etc .  Ever since she died I have pushed her death out of my mind (no not all the way) Grief takes no prsoners. I must give everyone a false impression that Iam coping. Really I go inside the empty house and stare att he empty walls To be fair when she was alive she and lived a big lie.Both our faults ? There was alot of good years.

So Iam out there paying for the error of my ways,living in a big dark box.Maby one day a ray of hope will penetrate the box

 

Dave

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Comment by Pamela Manning on October 30, 2012 at 10:11am
David, my heart cries for you. Not only are you going thru grief but all the bad times too. I have read your blogs and I feel your pain. Have you had any feeling of relief at all? I am so sorry for your loss and so sad that you don't have a lot of happy memories. That is the only thing that keeps me going. The fun times, laughter that my husband and I shared. I try to avoid the bad memories (flashbacks) I quickly try to think of a good memory to push that bad one out. My husbands last 30 minutes was pure hell. I gave him CPR until the firefighters arrived. I knew in my heart when they took him out of our home (my daughters home, where we were staying) I would never see him again alive. That was the case! I want to scream, cry and throw the biggest fit but I can't cause I know in my heart of hearts he is pain free and in a much better place. Do I miss him? Hell yes! Do I wish I could get him back? Yes but only healthy and that is impossible. So all I can hang on to is good memories! That is all that I have left. I get a rush of his pain and suffering often but if I think to long about it, I get so depressed and then I am no good for several days. The pain is still an open wound to me. I guess it always will be. But I have good memories to smooth some of the pain. David try to find a good memory to help smooth your pain if you can. I am worried about you!

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