Posted on May 8, 2011 at 7:15pm
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Today, my heart aches because I can't see my older son, Mike, on this Mother's Day. It feels empty to me. My dear son, Matt, sent me flowers and called, but there is an empty place in my heart for his brother. Mike died June 2008 - I cannot believe that it has been almost three years next month. His birthday is tomorrow and he would have been 31 years old. I cried hard last night for him and asked why he had to go away, why, why, why. And when I think of him laid out in his casket, I keep…
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I am doing pretty well. I took 3 months leave of absence which helped me in many ways. I find myself doing great, and then something triggers my grief, such as driving by his apartment, etc. and the tears start. I have a lot of support of family and friends, but am amazed at people wh o know me who don't personally acknowledge that my son has died. I can tell at times when people know and care, but at times I am not really sure if the person knows because they don't say anything to me about Mike's death. It is hurtful in a way. But then there are the other people in my life who are so caring and concerned about how I am doing - guess people have a hard time of acknowledging or speaking to a person who has lost a child or someone close.