I miss my wife so much

Hello, I lost my wife on the 6/6/22 to breast cancer she was 36, she left behind 6 children and 1 step child. Our 2 youngest love with me age 2 and 4. My 2 year old has cerebal palsy. I cared for my wife at home for as long as I could before her pain got too much and went In to a hospice. I held her hand as she took her last breath. Everyday has been a dark day so far and they are getting worse. We was robbed of the most amazing woman I've ever met. I can't see things getting better the pain is unbearable. I want to tell her things about the kids but can't, I find myself shouting her name in the house hoping she answers me. I cuddle her coat just to smell her and feel like she's cuddling back. I've never missed anything or anyone like I miss her. She really was my world and now she's just gone. I want her back and I'd do absolutely anything if it was possible. Like I said the days are very long and dark and I can't see a way out. I'm just hoping and praying things change because I can't go on like this and my kids need me. 

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  • Carl, your post truly touched my heart.  I wish I could offer some words of solace, but the truth is that there is nothing that anyone can say that will take your pain and grief away.   You said in one of your posts that getting help from the hospice where your wife passed away is difficult.........perhaps your Doctor could put you in touch with a grief counsellor, or you could contact CRUSE, an organisation for people suffering bereavement.  I know this won't bring your wife back, but talking about your loss really can help get you through the days.  Carl, I know you might not believe this right now, but you will find the strength to get through this tragedy..........I am not saying that you will get over the loss of your wife, but you will get through it, take care,  Violet, x

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  • Carl, your post truly touched my heart.  I wish I could offer some words of solace, but the truth is that there is nothing that anyone can say that will take your pain and grief away.   You said in one of your posts that getting help from the hospice where your wife passed away is difficult.........perhaps your Doctor could put you in touch with a grief counsellor, or you could contact CRUSE, an organisation for people suffering bereavement.  I know this won't bring your wife back, but talking about your loss really can help get you through the days.  Carl, I know you might not believe this right now, but you will find the strength to get through this tragedy..........I am not saying that you will get over the loss of your wife, but you will get through it, take care,  Violet, x

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