Feeling lost

Nearly three months ago my mum passed away and I feel lost and it's hard to imagine the fact I now have to live without her. She had Pancreatic Cancer but it made her really ill to the point she never had any treatment because she was in and out of hospital with some sort of virus. 

 

I lived with her and now I'm just so lost without her. I still do the same things but it's not the same. I miss conversations, the sound of mum moving around the house, making mum a drink when I make myself one. 

 

I haven't grieved properly and I don't know what's wrong with me because I want to just let it all out but it won't come out for some reason. 

Parents
  • Hi Kerrie

    I know the pain you're going through when you lost someone who is so near and dear. I lost my son who was 34 years old on 21, August from pancreatic cancer. He was healthy, in fact he was extremely health conscious. It was so sudden, there were no sign and symptoms. I cry everyday, I miss my Sunny so much, we lived together, had wonderful happy life, now I'm left heart broken, empty house, sadness.

     

    Like you anything I eat reminds me my son. Morning and night time is worse, when I see his empty room, miss his good morning mum, good night mum. 
     

    Life is cruel. Have you tried counselling? It takes the edge of your pain, you can pour your feeling, cry as much as you like. They are empathetic. Someone suggested me to keep the radio on (talking bbc 4j to break the silence. If you want to talk, share your emotion you can message us anytime whenever you are down. For me when I talk to someone and cry makes me feel little better. Don't hold it , let it out, cryi is part of healing.

     

    Take care,

    Big hug

    Ash x

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  • Hi Kerrie

    I know the pain you're going through when you lost someone who is so near and dear. I lost my son who was 34 years old on 21, August from pancreatic cancer. He was healthy, in fact he was extremely health conscious. It was so sudden, there were no sign and symptoms. I cry everyday, I miss my Sunny so much, we lived together, had wonderful happy life, now I'm left heart broken, empty house, sadness.

     

    Like you anything I eat reminds me my son. Morning and night time is worse, when I see his empty room, miss his good morning mum, good night mum. 
     

    Life is cruel. Have you tried counselling? It takes the edge of your pain, you can pour your feeling, cry as much as you like. They are empathetic. Someone suggested me to keep the radio on (talking bbc 4j to break the silence. If you want to talk, share your emotion you can message us anytime whenever you are down. For me when I talk to someone and cry makes me feel little better. Don't hold it , let it out, cryi is part of healing.

     

    Take care,

    Big hug

    Ash x

Children
  • I am so sorry for your loss, losing a son is something i can never imagine but sadly we lost my nephew in May so my brother knows the pain of what you're going through. 

     

    It wasn't through cancer though he had been killed in an accident on the road. 

     

     

  • Hi Kerrie

     

    Thank you for your kind words. I can imagine what your brother is going through, when someone dies so sudden, so young. My son and myself had dreams and expectations and we had our hopes of thriving life.  The crashing of these hopes has given me deep heartache. I will never be the same again. Part of me has lost.

     

    Take care

     

    big hug

    Ash x