Friday, April 30, 2010

I Miss My Mom


I'm really sad today. One of the last things my mom said to me was "Don't be sad."

I'm trying Mom.....but I miss you very much.

7 comments:

  1. I think it is okay to be sad. Of course you are sad, you lost your mom. If you weren't sad I would worry about you. The fact that you miss her is very beautiful. She did a lot for you and her passing has created a gap in your life. That gap will never be completely filled but over time it will start to hurt less. Sending love your way. ((HUGS))

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  2. I'm so sorry. I have a friend who lost her mom to breast cancer. I lost my stepdad last May 31st to a tragic accident. There's a hole in our hearts when we lose someone we love.
    I work to turn my feelings of missing to appreciation. My stepdad was a special person who took time for his family. He filled us full of love. All I can do is live my life and spread that love around. You can't stop being sad. You will find a way to get through your times of sadness in your own way. Reach out for support.

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  3. I know exactly how you feel...I miss my mom, too. I want to pick up the phone and talk to her. Not much consolation, I know. Hang in there!

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  4. I wish there was something I could say... Something like - Someday you won't be sad anymore... But, in all honesty... It's been almost 15 years for me and sometimes I am STILL sad. It hurts less now, most of the time at least. Hugs to you my dear. I know just what you're going through. Happy to email back and forth if you need! itsjustmeheidid@gmail.com .

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  5. Lots of love coming your way lady. I think some days you kind of just have to let yourself be sad...

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  6. There is nothing I can put in this box, to express how sorry I am. I linked to your page accidentally-- by following a link about a silly senior citizen reality show (Sunset Daze, heh)-- but oddly, I identify more than you know. I'm 31 now, and my dad passed away four years this Christmas, from lung cancer. Suddenly, unexpectedly- 10 months, and *poof*, gone. It's still hard, but let me tell you, your writing-- therapeutic, or not-- is a beautiful testament to what your mom meant to you. I don't know you, and I probably never will, but believe me... *I'm sorry*. Lori Bonari

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