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Maryo

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  1. Hi Billw,

    I am sorry about the loss of your wife. It will be 2 years in July when my husband died. He was only 57.

    This site is a blessing and has helped me through some of my darkest days. It does get easier but takes time.

    I was feeling very down a few days ago and I started to think of all the people, friends and family who have passed away over the years and it bought a little peace to me because my husband is not alone. He has many

    people with him who love him as much as I do.This helped me a little and I hope it might bring some comfort to you because I believe he will be waiting for me when my time comes.

    Mary Lou

  2. Hi Suzanne,

    I remember the first few months after my husband died. It will be 2 years in july. I never felt such pain. It really will get better. You will have more good days and less tears as time goes bye. Grief can't be rushed as much as we wish it would disappear. One day at a time was the best advise I was given.

    This site was a blessing for me as I hope it will help you also.

    Mary Lou

  3. Hi Suzanne,

    I am sorry for the loss of your husband. Everyone told me life would get easier and I can speak from experience it will but first I had to go through this grieving journey and it was the hardest thing I have ever gone through.

    The first few months are the hardest and some days I just stayed in bed but I learned to take one day at a time and don't make any major decisions at the beginning because I changed my mind like the weather.My husband died July 2008. I will always miss him that will never change but I am learning to live this new life.

    This site is a blessing. I have found new friends and lots of comforting words.

    Take care.

    Mary Lou

  4. Nats,

    I also am so sorry for the loss of your wife. My husband died July 2008. This was one of the hardest times of my life. I say was because I am feeling better. I wake up every morning and am thankful I am still here. When I have a good day I thank God and my Husband for helping me through this. I still cry but not everyday.I will always miss my husband and I wish he was still here with me but I guess I am at the acceptance stage. The first few months will be the hardest but as you read on this site there are many wonderful people here who know what pain feels like and they are more than willing to help get to the next day.

    Take care.

    Mary Lou

  5. Hi Teny,

    I agree with Linda,

    You never get over it but I am trying my best to deal with it because I don't have a choice. It has been 19 months for me and I still cry. Some days things are almost normal and then grief kicks in and I am back to the tears.I try to take one day at a time and give thanks when I have a good day.

    I wish you a better day tomorrow and many days after.

    Bye for now.

    Mary Lou

  6. Hi Kim,

    The early stages of grieving are the hardest times I ever had to go through. It has been 18 month since my husband died.

    Kay's words are so helpful to me and I am sure to everyone else.Sometimes we forget to pat ourselves on the back because we have come so very far in this grief journey.I still cry but I am so thankful when I have a peaceful day and the tears do not flow.

    What helps me is when I have a bad day to pray to God to get me through this day and make me stronger tomorrow.

    Take care.

    Mary Lou

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