July 5 2013....7 years ago......
the devastation of my life...
While I rushed down the street hoping it wasn't him, but knowing it was going to be him who succumbed to the tragedy endured.
The years of torture I put myself through, reliving the accident as it might have happened, the pain he must have felt before, during and after..
the devastation of my life...
I now visit the "site" every year on his death day and birthday. His friends and family members come to remember ...
Grief is an emotional journey that I am still experiencing. The nineteen years of life I enjoyed with Jimmy Beltz gave me so many memories, that
the devastation of my life....was worth it
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Hi Marybeth thanks for writing and merry christmas to you. I guess that is why i am here. facebook i haven't tried and i haven't tried the grief support groups like compassionate friends it will all make me cry. as we will forever for the loss is so devestating. I have a little support. need a lot more but need to just live. there is nothing i can do. except live. crying will be a part of my living now. for everyone everyone reminds. me. and why not he was a part of me. love to us and everyone who needs love. carrie L
Hi Marybeth, Hope you are ok. my son is also gone. and i hate to even talk like that. but it is true and we are on this journey unfortunately together. what we feel is real it is constant and forever. i will never stop grieving the loss of my son. never. how could i he was me I bore him into this world. He laughed a lot he loved life. He is .... I am sorry for our losses. and our life without our beautiful sons. sons are a beautiful miraculous being. they make our lives complete. without them is without us.... love to you and hope you have an ok holiday carrie L
Thank you so much for reading my story and your sweet comments about my son Jeremy. He was a very caring father, son and brother. We all miss him so much. I'm so sorry to hear about your son Jim. Like you I also tormented myself about what Jeremy was thinking or feeling during the accident. Was he conscious as he was being dragged under that truck, was he in pain, did he know he was dying? Fortunately one of his good friends was right behind him and him and his girlfriend stayed with him and held his hand until he was taken in the ambulance to the hospital. It's coming up on 2 years for me now and somedays it's still like it happened yesterday. It's so hard to think of the many years ahead without my son. My remaining son is moving to Idaho next week with his family and it's starting to sink in that I will be without both my boys this Mother's Day. The next month and 1/2 are going to be tough. Bless you Marybeth, hugs and peace to you.
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