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Suzy

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  1. Sustreet, I can relate to your feelings both physical and emotional. My Mom died Oct 26, 2006 and I have not been myself for a long time now. Even though I know it is a blessing for Mom it is so hard for me and my Dad. He is lost and I am also, and we just seem to grate on each other. I am going to make a suggestion, go to your doctor, tell him or her what is going on. They can prescribe an antidepressant. That will not heal the wound, but it will make it easier for you to deal with the emtional roller coaster you are on. One on one therapy can also help. Once you begin to let go of the pain, you will find you can start finding an inner strength. Dont be afraid to let the emotions out, you won't lose yourself or control of your life. I know how it sounds, but it is true. Also you have all of us. We are all connected by loss. I am here for you. Please let me hear from you to know how you are doing. You will be in my prayers, Suzy
  2. Hi Everyone, I am new to this site. I found it today,I think through Divine Intervention. My Mom died Oct 26, 2005. She had been suffering from Alzheimers, diabetes, heart disease, so many things. Even with all this, her death was sudden. I am an only child and I was home atleast every other week. (I live about 65 miles from my folks.) On the day she died, I was late getting out of work and when I got the message, I raced home. I prayed all the way for God to keep her there so I could say I loved her and goodbye. She died five minutes before I got there. I was very strong for my Dad. I made the arrangements,greeted and consoled family and friends. I guess I did what I needed to do. I went back to work; I am a teacher. I did fine during the day, but in the evenings. I came home and slept. When not sleeping, I cried. I kept thinking I would get better, but I'm not. I thought this summer break would give me time to deal with it and move on a little, but I am still right here. I don't have the energy to do anything. I see all these tasks I need to do before going back to work and I am overwhelmed. I want to do them,but I just can't seem to persuade myself to complete the task. Will I ever get back to normal?
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