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Yesterday was pancreatic cancer day. It totally side swiped me. A year ago in may my mum died 8 weeks after diagnosis with cruel cancer. I'm still hurting. There has been times over the last 18months where I just needed her, as she I suppose was the the only one who just knew instinctively what was wrong, how to help me through it with out actually doing anything if you get my drift. I have a lovely husband and children who have been there for me.  Silly things make me cry  moment s that I would have loved to share and moments where I just needed her to listen. Just thought this emptiness and sadness may have subsided a little by now. 

  • Hi there ... it's a really hard time of year ... Christmas starts happening,  memories creep in about Christmas's past ... all we want for Xmas is our mums back ... you never stop missing them and it doesn't get easier , you just learn to accept those feelings ... 

    What helped me was , l imagined my mum standing with me and what she would say ... it would have broken her heart to see me so sad ... she loved life and was always happy and made us laugh .. so then I realised that I would make her proud by living and making sure I would carry on her roll of making my kids smile ... and she helped everyone , so I've tried to do the same for her ...

    I'm sure your mum would be very proud of her brave girl ... and bet she wouldn't want to see you so sad too ... those feelings that you feel are felt by us all on loosing someone dear to us ... but we were so blessed to have had such wonderful mums ... every time it starts to overwhelm you , think of a funny / loving memorie ... picture everything she said or did that made a special moment .. keep thinking it until you feel a smile ... it will help you through ... although a few tears are needed to ... 

    Thinking of you ... we're always here if you want a chat ... big hug chrisie xx