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Widowedbysuicide

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  1. I hope you all will be feeling better soon.  I don't remember strep throat but i do remember ear aches.  Sorry for you all.

    Each special occasion is difficult after a loss ❤️.  I am thinking you have too many family not at the table with you and my heart  knows your heart  is still really breaking.

    I pray for you that you will accept God's love.

  2. I'm glad that you have your friend and your parents coming to your home.   It must feel good knowing they love you and the boys enough to do Thanksgiving with you.  It won't be the Thanksgiving you had hoped for and I'm sorry about that.

    Take care to look after yourself.  I know it's hard to feel good about anything but your health is very important.  Hugs to you ❤️🙏

  3. People, is right !! I can count on one hand the number of people who I can count on, one of them is me. 

    @Kieron I so get what you have said. 

    Too many people in my old married life only want my attention for what they can gain.  Some crying the blues about ridiculous little spats with their husbands.  Others trying to get money or stuff from me.  I am so desperate for human contact and yet I fear being taken advantage of.

    I hear you Gwen.  We have all the hard things in common.

    My life really is a drag.  On tv tonight was an episode of Mom.  One of the characters was going to be moving in with a friend.  The friend was recently widowed and is now a cat lady.  The character moving in was truly excited about being able to have a bedroom with a door, do jigsaw puzzles, and have 9 cats.  I am envious as heck.  All I have to look forward to is the same old things day after day.  I sure miss having my husband tell me everything is going to be ok.

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  4. Katie I hope you will be able to start feeling better soon.  You definitely need your strength and good health.  You must be exhausted from the pain and worry.  Maybe now that you know what it is you can get the appropriate treatment.

    You are so incredibly strong.  I wish you didn't have to go through everything to find that out.

    Hugs and prayers to you and the boys.

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  5. A friend of mine on Facebook posted a reminder about the time change on Sunday.  She inadvertently posted about setting the clocks an hour ahead.  It made me smile when I posted that she would be really early for her appointments on Monday.  It made me stop and think about the passage of time.

    Tomorrow, November 5th will be 34 months that my husband has been gone.  That time is much like an accordion as it expands and contracts.  Time can seem long one moment and in the next moment it feels so short.  I don't like the feeling of either.  The shock of the first night and the following day....  I didn't think grief was going to be so hard.  When the calendar says how long he's been gone I realize it was a lifetime ago.

    If I could turn back the calendar to November 2015 maybe I could change the future.  When I realized my husband wasn't in the house or the barn it was already dark.  I had no idea how he was thinking of feeling.  When the police asked if he could have done something to harm himself I said no way.  As did my Facebook friend.  She and her husband helped search for my Gord.  It was shortly before midnight when the police officer told my son and I that they found him but it wasn't the outcome we had hoped for.  

    I'm doing as well as I can.  Most of the time I manage ok.  I'm looking forward to a time that I can look forward to.  My horses are all gone now, the dogs and cats are getting older.  I'm fortunate to have my son still with me.  Even with his autism spectrum disorder, which is challenging as he is 31 now and he isn't working, I need to count my blessings.

    my brain couldn't count last night lol 🤔 I was trying to calculate two months short of 3 years 

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