My Mum has died

I thought I was doing ok, but it finally hit me yesterday after weeks of numbness, feeling like a zombie...

My dear Mum was diagnosed with lung cancer in November 2016 and passed away in October 2017. Her cancer has spread to her brain, and seeing her gradually lose her abilities until she could no longer walk, talk or eat was heartbreaking. She never complained once. 

I miss calling her to have a chat. I miss her laughter and our silly jokes. She has left such a gap in my life, in my children's life. Christmas went ok, we went through it. My husband is such a rock.

I think I was in denial. I have been so angry as well. Bitter even, which I hate. I don't like chit chat anymore. Losing someone is so isolating. Friends avoiding you as they don't know what to say. 

I feel totally lost and so lonely, even when I have people around me. It's true what they say, that you have to go through it to understand.

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  • Hi there close... just want to send you as hug as you know nothing can make that pain go away,  l think it's the 2ed hardest thing that happens to us, the only pain worse is loosing a child ... my mum was my best buddy, and the best nanny to my kids you could wish for .. 28 years down the line, you gradually learn to live without them but you never stop missing them ... it's the price we pay for being blessed to have amazing mum's in our life ....

    I really believe they watch over us, we just can't see them ... friends avoid it, coz they care enough to be worried what they say, maybe wrong esp if they hadn't been through it, when all they need to say, is thinking of you,  ... and feelings like anger etc is all part of grieving ... but what I can do, is send you a virtual hug, take care of your heart, Chrissie x

  • Thank you very much for your kind words Chrissie, they mean a lot. Xx

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