Posted on August 7, 2012 at 12:57pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
hi. It has been 16 weeks since my husband died of cancer. He died in hospice after nine days. We dealt with melanoma for two and a half years. My questions are these:
does this journey REALLY get better?????
why dont I feel more relieved like some people do when their spouse dies in hospice? or suffering from cancer? I do feel a little relieved but more griefstricken. How can I feel more relieved??
Any answers? Please help me if you can. I need…
ContinuePosted on August 7, 2012 at 12:57pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
hi. It has been 16 weeks since my husband died of cancer. He died in hospice after nine days. We dealt with melanoma for two and a half years. My questions are these:
does this journey REALLY get better?????
why dont I feel more relieved like some people do when their spouse dies in hospice? or suffering from cancer? I do feel a little relieved but more griefstricken. How can I feel more relieved??
Any answers? Please help me if you can. I need…
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Abbey because you miss your husband and want him back so furiously wanting a sign from him would be comforting but you also mention that you are trying to have faith. Lean on your faith, what does the Bible tell us... Absent from the body present with the Lord. Our husbands that have been believers in Jesus Christ are in heaven. We don't need any other proof than that the Bible has told us so. Carol was right in that it doesn't matter what others say the world has its way of believing and Christians have there way of believing. The Bible is our guild. Through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ we pray that we be not decieved. May the Lord bless you and give you his peace. Janice