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... friend, they mourn their dad but have no idea how much I am suffering. I read a wonderful book on grief and coping. I know I have to get out and live my life. I'm jealous and envious of my friends who...
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Hi All - my husband passed Feb 26. We were together 38 years. I'm no stranger to grief but this is so different. I've buried my parents, a brother, a niece and my son. I thought I knew loss. This has sent...
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... I came across this excellent list of things that people can do to help others experiencing grief in the loss of a loved one. A lot of this woman's suggestions would also be helpful for family and friends...
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... and I met with one or their councellors for 4 weekly 1 hour sessions that were suppopsed to be a "grief support group", but due to covid and other circumstances, it ended up being just me and the counsellor.
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... have honoured her decision. Why didnt she tell me or my mom before hand? I am just striken with grief and really really confused and upset.
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... puts it, "going to meet her maker". Even when my mom died from Alzheimer's, I have not felt such grief as I do with C. I am lost and each day I think will be her last. If anyone believes in premonitions...
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... if she was 100. She still had her mind. On the computer, ipad, smart tv she knew everything. This grief is so real. im lost
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... now. My husband died on Feb 27th 2021, 6 weeks ago at the time of writing this. The pain and grief, loss, emptiness .... are all still so very real and powerful. I am feeling sad hearing so many people...
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... pretty good! The first month was hell. But I now feel that I have substantially climbed out of my grief hole. I am doing things based on my own ideas, I am no longer am motivated primarily by "what she...