emptyinside Posted November 4, 2010 Report Posted November 4, 2010 Ever think of something or get an idea and think for a split second how great it'd be to tell the person who passed away, then you realize the person is gone?
niamh Posted November 4, 2010 Report Posted November 4, 2010 sure do Em and it's like a full force slam when I realise I can't, while I am always aware of it I do find once in a while, I will still actually get a fright when there's just something general I want to tell him, it's usually the real small stuff that this happens with, an email joke to foward and I can't , a new store in the city, many "insignificant" things that others have no idea how it can hit you. ((((())))))))
loulou Posted November 4, 2010 Report Posted November 4, 2010 all the time.I always want to call him.we were always talking on the phone.anytime anything happens I think to call him,then remember.It hurts,and makes me think of how alone I am now.
charliebug Posted November 4, 2010 Report Posted November 4, 2010 Yea, me too. My Mother passed away in June and sometimes I think...gee, I haven't talked to my Mom in a while, I'd better call her. There's always something I'd like to share with her...things about the kids, or things I'm doing to the house, you know, simple little things.
Lindakay Posted November 4, 2010 Report Posted November 4, 2010 My mom died and six months later Antique Roadshow was on. It had Madison Wis. and she was born 30 minutes away from Madison. Her maiden name was Kutz. There was a lady with the name Kutz that found a 1920 paper dress in her attic. They used to sew temporary outfits from paper and wear them. I called mom and when it was ringing...I realized she had died six months earlier. Glad my brother didn't answer. He was living in her home and kept her phone number for a while. Yeah, been there. LindaKay
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