It been a year now since my husband passed away and I still cannot cope with the thought of going in his wardrobe and clearing it I don’t even open it it’s too hart breaking .
There's no time frame on grief, my husband passed away three years ago and despite packing away most of his things I can't bring myself to move his coats which still hang up with ours at the back door. I'll move them if and when I'm ever ready to do it. And if not they will stay exactly where they are. Do everything at your own pace when you feel ready. Take care x
Thank you for your reply . My husband too passed away from stage 4 lung cancer this was unexpected and have two children my daughter now 17 and my son 19 .
Quite similar situations for both of us. My husband passed away unexpectedly too. Exactly eight weeks from a visit to the GP with a worsening cough. I have a daughter 18 at the time and a son 16 at the time. I hope you're all managing to keep putting one foot in front of the other.
Quite similar situations for both of us. My husband passed away unexpectedly too. Exactly eight weeks from a visit to the GP with a worsening cough. I have a daughter 18 at the time and a son 16 at the time. I hope you're all managing to keep putting one foot in front of the other.
Hope you don’t mind I have send you a friends request. Yes still do one day at a time but plan for the week so keep busy . I still work 3days a week and have an amazing puppy well she is 1 now . Would be nice to chat to you as got quite a lot in common
I quite agree with both of you. My lovely wife passed in June 2018 but I haven't really touched any of her stuff. I feel it's like i'm imposing on her belongings. I've tidied things up but I certainly wouldn't touch her handbag or personal stuff.
I even get upset looking at letters that she has written.
I suppose all we can do is try and get through each day but it would be nice to have some light at the end of the tunnel, but there isn't at the moment.
Hello, I lost my husband in June this dreadful year, only allowed to see him twice due to Covid restrictions. It's really difficult, nobody to meet and talk to. Just taking a day at a time, but it's so lonley, miss him so much after being married for 35 years. As for clearing clothes it's never the right time. I feel I have just been forgotten due to Covid. Dreading the winter and dark nights, it's really scars me.
