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Trish,
I feel the same way. My husband has been gone since 9/8/09, we had been married for 38 years. He was my best friend, met him at 15, engaged at 17 and married at 18. It's been me and him for so long, I can't imagine anyone else. I think it is insenstive of people saying "you will find someone else" like, he just left me. I'm 57 and I will be fine without another man in my life. It's not the pain so much, as unfamiliar terriorty. I'm lonely, and scared to be alone. I was put on Zolof a few weeks ago, mainly for stomach problems, related to stress. I don't think I deal with the grief like I should. I try and keep myself busy and distract myself too much. I'm attending a grief support group for 6 weeks and I attend a suicide survivor meeting once a month. Have you joined forumforsuicidesurvivors.com. It is run by a grief consuleor. Sometimes you just need to vent, and sometimes it helps to see, you're not the only one.
Paula
Trish,
Im glad you found us too! First off I know you are hurting, and 4 years does not mean the pain is gone , but perhaps its a little less and not as sharp or as all encompassing as it was in the beginning. I guess you could say in that regard you are moving on. The heart is big enough to love more than one and still have love left over for those that are here and those that are gone. You just cant tell a heart what to do, it feels how it feels, and love grows...
I will clarify my sentiment by saying how I can still love a man long gone from this earth, while married to another happily for those years inbetween, my heart loves both. It took me a real long time to accept that fact, to not feel like Im betraying anyone, its just how it is. I wouldnt trade the time Ive shared with either for surely the love I gave, was returned to me 10 fold. Not sure this helps any, we are all different, but I hope it does Trish. If you choose to stay alone thats ok too, just wanted to share this in case something happens in the future that might change your mind.
Sue
Hi Sue, hope you are doing well. I guess I am moving on in a way. I love my family very much and that's what keeps me going. I am usually busy, I have found that when I had to much time on my hands I kept thinking and hurting. I do hope that someday I will find out exactly what happened. Was there a letter, how is his son. I would love to meet his family, I tried to reach out a couple of months later but noone ever got back to me. You mentioned to me once I should try now that time has gone by. But at the time I couldn't it , I was so weak. I just might now that 3 yrs have gone by.
Well I hope you have a great day or evening.
Trish
SUE said:Trish,
Im glad you found us too! First off I know you are hurting, and 4 years does not mean the pain is gone , but perhaps its a little less and not as sharp or as all encompassing as it was in the beginning. I guess you could say in that regard you are moving on. The heart is big enough to love more than one and still have love left over for those that are here and those that are gone. You just cant tell a heart what to do, it feels how it feels, and love grows...
I will clarify my sentiment by saying how I can still love a man long gone from this earth, while married to another happily for those years inbetween, my heart loves both. It took me a real long time to accept that fact, to not feel like Im betraying anyone, its just how it is. I wouldnt trade the time Ive shared with either for surely the love I gave, was returned to me 10 fold. Not sure this helps any, we are all different, but I hope it does Trish. If you choose to stay alone thats ok too, just wanted to share this in case something happens in the future that might change your mind.
Sue
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