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All these TV commercials are about Mother's Day, my mom is gone & I am not a mom --that is what keeps going through my head, I can't get it out. Than on Saturday found out a good friend of the family has to have a biopsy this week after finding lumps on her breast and all the pains and worries from my own mom keep coming back. The thought of losing someone is not a hard one, I believe in God and an afterlife. It's the thought of that person having to go through all the pain. And us as family members not having that person to rely on anymore, sometimes I just want to talk to her.
I like to think that my baby is in Heaven with my mom, I do believe that and it makes me so happy. But Mother's Day is still driving me crazy right now...
I lost my mom to brain cancer 3 years ago. The first time you go through a holiday is really hard. The second year holidays do get a little easier. You will always miss your mom at the holidays but I have had to move to thinking about the fun times I had with her during the holidays. The more time goes on the more I feel as if she if watching over me especially during a holiday.
Elizabeth
As Elizabeth said, those first holidays can be very difficult after such a loss or losses. We are bombarded everywhere we turn and it's hard to ignore. (((hugs)))
I invite you to talk with others on a couple of our other exchanges:
Grief and Loss
Coping with Pregnancy Loss
Be gentle with yourself. Only another week to go and this coming holiday will be behind you.
I will check out the other exchanges for sure. & will try to remember the happy times we had. I was with her last Mother's Day, it's going to be a tough week.
I'm trying to make the best of Mother's Day and think of something that I can do special for her such as put flowers on the grave, have a picnic (which she loved to do) etc. The next couple of days are going to be hard, but you'll make it through.
By the way, from your username it would seem you have 4 cats and a dog, If this is the case, you are actually a mom. I have 6 cats and unfortunately no children and truly consider myself a mom.
You will someday be a mom of a beautiful child as well and there is no doubt that your baby is in Heaven with your mom. You're going to make a great mom!
Mother's Day is a tough time for me too. I lost my Mom 2 years ago and it does get a little easier but I miss her terribly. I hope some day I'll be able to remember her and smile instead of cry. When you say you lost someone, people always ask "Was it sudden?" I think it's always sudden. How can you possible prepare yourself for something like that?
I have a daughter too. (13, ugh!!!) Our relationship is a little rocky at times and it's hard to make new memories. I wish I could stop dwelling on "how it used to be" and start thinking about "how it can be". It very overwhelming. Some of the best moments in my life were with my Mom. We were very close and the loss of her in my daily life has left me sad, depressed, confused and, at times, angry.
Thanks for the ear! It helps to vent sometimes.
They can cause problems. If I get 50 MGs of the one prescibed (also taken by the doctor), I am okay. More then 50 MG's and I have suicide thoughts. I do not use that brand any more.
For those who have lost someone. Rent a funny video and watch it. I find this takes my mind off me, my husband passed away last July. His birthday is May 16th. I find prayer helps me also.
Men and women cope very differently with grief, maybe that is what u r going through too. I tend to lean on sisters and women friends to share my feelings of loss. I would love to talk to my son again, I guess I would like to hear his voice, I will meet up with him in Heaven one day and he will say "Hey Mom" just like he always did and we will hug.
One day at a time, one hour at a time, God bless u.
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