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sue_cone

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  1. Hi Wendy. I am so sorry for your loss. I don't think there is anyone who feels the pain of a loss of a child like a mother does. Men are trained to be tough and hide their feelings. I think it is important that you talk, even if you tell your story a million times. It's how many women deal with their problems. It works. I hope this website helps you. I am here to also look for some support. I witnessed a death of a child last week. I can't stop thinking of that little girl. I lash out just like you do. I got in two arguments (one where I wanted to fight). I have so much anger and then moments later I can't stop crying. It seems like the people that are closest to me don't want to talk. They think it's not normal for me to be so upset and want me to forget and move on. I can't. I worry about my kids and when I see my little girl smile it brings tears to my eyes. I think we have to live life to the fullest, tell everyone we love that we love them, that way we have no regrets. I know God has a plan for your son and that little girl. I like to think that we are part of that plan. Even though I can't figure it out right now, I know there is an answer.
  2. Hello. I am a single mother stationed in Naples, Italy. I was driving home from work one week ago and there was a terrible accident 5 cars in front of me. A truck driver rear-ended a car. It turned out that the car that was hit was a friend of mine from work. She just got her 3 year old in daycare only 3 days before and normally wouldn't have been on this road. The little girl was critically injured and died 5 hours later. I saw this little girl slumped over in her car seat. I saw the Mom hitting everyone within reach. I heard her screams. I held her for hours. It is a mothers worst nightmare. That Mom could have easily been me. I cry when I hug my 4-year old. I get in arguments with everyone. (Everything seems so trivial compared to what I witnessed one week ago today. My boss tells me I'm taking on the grief of the mother and I shouldn't be so upset because it wasn't my child. My boyfriend says I need to stop talking about it because I'll go into depression or something. I feel like I can't talk to anyone. I don't know what to do.
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