I lost my mum a few hours ago.

I lost my beautiful Mum a few hours ago. She's had various cancers for years and fought bravely and strongly but she'd had enough and wanted to go. I was with her at the end. My Mum cared for my stepdad when he had cancer during this time. I'm scared to grieve incase I can't stop. My boyfriend has cancer so I can't talk to him as he's under enough strain. I came home to find him sleeping on the sofa and I know he did this to wait up for me. He had so much chemo today too and he's been such a support even visiting my Mum knowing he has the same disease. This is why I can't grieve, where do these amazing people get their strength and huge hearts from to find it within to care for others when they're suffering, when I just want to break and feel sorry for myself. How do I be like my Mum and boyfriend instead of grieving as I feel selfish because it's happened to Mum and happening to my boyfriend. They've endured the treatments and pain, not me.

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  • hello, first of all I am so sorry about your situation, you are probably sick of hear that by now but I truly am. Losing your mum must be so hard of you and not being able to grive that loss is going to take even more of your strength so the truth is you are all ready doing amazing. Its okay to feel sorry for yourself with what is going on. I know you feel like you have to be strong for everyone but the truth is you are only human and can only do the best you can. If you keep your emotions bottled up then they will only come out worse. On a personal note I don’t quite know how do deal with my emotions either. I am 17 years old and a few days ago my dad was given 4 months left to live. All of my family are crying and getting emotional and I don’t know what to do, I havnt cried, its not that I am not upset I am heartbroken I just don’t know what to do. But I know that I need to soon because over time its just going to get worse. I hopes this helps even if its in the slightest way possible, tbh im not even sure half of what I said makes sense, but anyway I hope you find the strength to greive soon because you deserve too xx

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  • hello, first of all I am so sorry about your situation, you are probably sick of hear that by now but I truly am. Losing your mum must be so hard of you and not being able to grive that loss is going to take even more of your strength so the truth is you are all ready doing amazing. Its okay to feel sorry for yourself with what is going on. I know you feel like you have to be strong for everyone but the truth is you are only human and can only do the best you can. If you keep your emotions bottled up then they will only come out worse. On a personal note I don’t quite know how do deal with my emotions either. I am 17 years old and a few days ago my dad was given 4 months left to live. All of my family are crying and getting emotional and I don’t know what to do, I havnt cried, its not that I am not upset I am heartbroken I just don’t know what to do. But I know that I need to soon because over time its just going to get worse. I hopes this helps even if its in the slightest way possible, tbh im not even sure half of what I said makes sense, but anyway I hope you find the strength to greive soon because you deserve too xx

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