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Gettingthrough79

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  1. Thank you all for the kind replies.

    I made it to church last night by the grace of my doctor who picked me up and drove me.

    She has told me to drop him as well. I just can't wrap my mind around someone so cold at this time. The loss of the cat, the car, {which I worked so hard to get}, having to move from the house, my mother and the person I THOUGHT HE WAS is mind boggling and heartbreaking to the worst extent in the world.

    Kayc you stated everything perfectly and seachelle you are completely right about letting him go. I need to find the strength from somewhere to do it and do it for good.

    I feel too alone and vulnerable right now and my whole routine and world collapsed.

    On top of that, I'm hearing of all these bombings. What has the world come to?

    I am truly frightened.

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  2. 38 minutes ago, kayc said:

    I know, it sucks, doesn't it?!  You will get through this, tell yourself that every day, let it be your mantra, even when, ESPECIALLY when you don't feel like it.  You didn't feel like it, but you did it.  That is what we do, one day at a time, one step at a time.  They say, "fake it until you make it", I've had to do that.

    Thank you for your kind words and caring.

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  3. I'm sick of the "you'll get over it, time will pass, take care of you, move on, do what you have to do."

    Enough is enough. It's aggravating.

    No one knows what this feels like unless they've been through it.

    After the wake is over, people move on and the person who's  experienced the loss has to keep going through it.

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  4. I'm not stupid. I said hurtful things to him and I understand he feels insulted.

    I've apologized over and over and I never cheated or (atleast in my opinion) did anything that bad to have him put me down so bad.

    He said once he feels so insulted all feelings were lost for me. 

     I am so scared to be alone and miss both him and my mother so much it makes me sick. My whole world got turned upside down. Normally I would be asking her advice and talking to her right now but instead I am sitting alone in an empty house pining for both of them.

    I also just lost my mother but he never mentions her nor seems to care about my grief. I am suffering from a doubly broken heart and do not know how to get through.

    I always ignore red flags. He told me in the beginning when he would break up with someone, he would just be sitting at the bar and his friends would come over and tell him how devastated the girl was, yet he would just shake his head and not care.

    I never learn.

  5. Thankyou for the replies.

    I woke up  feeling sick about this.

    We argued last night and he said I am hateful, nasty, bla bla.

    I said I am still mourning the loss of my mother. Is it too much to even be a friend and offer me to come to the show with you?

    I always told him how much I wanted to go to a truck show. It's like he's torturing me.

  6. I am exhausted but I got up and ran my errands with the help of my one and only left uncle who drove me. 

    Thank you to anyone and everyone who has been following and supporting me.

    The pain is still so unreal that it makes me sick to look at the sun, the air, the birds, the sky, but I did do what I needed to do.

    I need to take a picture of my mother's death certificate for certain legal reasons and I am dreading it.

    Please send prayers and positive thoughts my way.

  7. I know I have to do it. I have been doing it, but it hurts to do. We would discuss what we both wanted to eat then order.

    I am ordering all alone. Eating all alone. Thinking how much she would tell me how much she enjoyed this or that.

    There's not even a ghost that I can play along with. I will sit there, eat my food (luckily I can even eat anything), and think of her.

  8. 3 hours ago, Clematis said:

    I've had to have someone with me all the time, and I started way too soon. I wasn't even close to being ready. They pushed me a lot on getting rid of his clothes and at some point after getting rid of his underwear, pants, long-sleeved shirt, and most of his sweaters and coats, I skidded to a stop because it felt totally out of control. This left me with about half a closet full of short-sleeved woven shirts with a collar and a pocket, which he wore almost all the time upon moving to sunny Arizona.

    Like you, I push myself too hard, and last summer was the last thing I needed to be doing with a head injury. I am really glad to be back in my house - not so much to be here, but to have the work done. Much as I would like to have just dug in at his house and stayed there, I couldn't afford to keep both of these places indefinitely. Now, I have stopped most of my work on his stuff, and am trying to focus on my temporary work. Maybe if I do a good job of it, it will lead to more work.

    Laura, you are so sweet and I feel every drop of pain you're going through. Thank you for being here and helping with your words and your thoughts.

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