I feel numb, I feel no pain. I cried; can't let go, but I have to. I have to be strong for myself, for my sister and for my family. I have no parents alive now; but I do have my mothers spirit with me. A part of her will be with me always.
Sorry to hear....but artificial sympathy is all you're going to get here. No one on this board knows you or your mother, and I hate to say it but you should probably be with those in your life that knew her and you well.
Still though, Rest In Peace, hold it together and make it through man.
Her memory is with you, time can ease pain, but you need to try your best not let those memory fade away, In family gatherings from now on, you will tale tells of your mom to keep her around.
On June 15 2009 12:08 Phantom wrote: my condolences to you and your family
+1. i know, ive told this to many people too, i only have one mother, no one can ever replace her, and ill do my best to make her happy as she does the same for me.
I know how you feel. Both my grandparents died within months of each other when I was young. Looking back, I really wish I spent more time with them. But that's how life goes, you just have to deal with it and move on.
I'm deeply sorry for your loss, losing someone you deeply cared for is always tough. Don't be ashamed for taking time to grieve, it is something that is well needed. Time is short, and sadly for your mother she was forced to understand that. I hope she didn't go in pain, and you don't feel burdened on the event.
Be there for the rest of your family, and let them know that you are there to help them along, and understand that they are there for you too. Keep your head high, and try to take one step at a time, take things slow. You have my deepest condolences.
On June 15 2009 12:15 CaucasianAsian wrote: What happened to your dad?
I'm deeply sorry for your loss, losing someone you deeply cared for is always tough. Don't be ashamed for taking time to grieve, it is something that is well needed. Time is short, and sadly for your mother she was forced to understand that. I hope she didn't go in pain, and you don't feel burdened on the event.
Be there for the rest of your family, and let them know that you are there to help them along, and understand that they are there for you too. Keep your head high, and try to take one step at a time, take things slow. You have my deepest condolences.
R.I.P.
Don't know what happened to him. So I basically say he's dead or that I don't have a father.
On June 15 2009 12:07 sith wrote: Sorry to hear....but artificial sympathy is all you're going to get here. No one on this board knows you or your mother, and I hate to say it but you should probably be with those in your life that knew her and you well.
Still though, Rest In Peace, hold it together and make it through man.
I think this is the smartest thing anyone will say. My condolences to your family. Try and find someone to really connect with.
On June 15 2009 12:15 CaucasianAsian wrote: What happened to your dad?
I'm deeply sorry for your loss, losing someone you deeply cared for is always tough. Don't be ashamed for taking time to grieve, it is something that is well needed. Time is short, and sadly for your mother she was forced to understand that. I hope she didn't go in pain, and you don't feel burdened on the event.
Be there for the rest of your family, and let them know that you are there to help them along, and understand that they are there for you too. Keep your head high, and try to take one step at a time, take things slow. You have my deepest condolences.
R.I.P.
Don't know what happened to him. So I basically say he's dead or that I don't have a father.
On June 15 2009 12:15 CaucasianAsian wrote: What happened to your dad?
I'm deeply sorry for your loss, losing someone you deeply cared for is always tough. Don't be ashamed for taking time to grieve, it is something that is well needed. Time is short, and sadly for your mother she was forced to understand that. I hope she didn't go in pain, and you don't feel burdened on the event.
Be there for the rest of your family, and let them know that you are there to help them along, and understand that they are there for you too. Keep your head high, and try to take one step at a time, take things slow. You have my deepest condolences.
R.I.P.
Don't know what happened to him. So I basically say he's dead or that I don't have a father.
Same here - I hate to rehash what everyone has said already, but my sympathies do go out to you and your family.
Only time will tell with what will happen. Me and my sister are really bummed just going through photos. My last photo with her was when I was 13... I am 20 now.
I really don't think this is the right place to argue this, but I don't think hippo deserves a ban. Sometimes humor is one of the best ways to deal with loss, I know because I lost my brother a few years back, and I remember it wasn't the people with stormclouds in their eyes who make the best impressions after a loss, its those with smiles and a positive outlook.
Anyways, my condolences to you and your family. If you need someone to talk to some time, don't be afraid to talk to someone on TL, you can even add me on MSN (zwcoolkid@hotmail.com). Remember there is still a beautiful world out there for you, and find some memory of her and hold on to it with all you're worth.
My condolences to you and your family. I love my own mother very much (although she is, luckily, still alive), so I can imagine how tragic your loss must be. However, you must find the strength to carry on. I am preety confident your mother would have wanted that as well.
Fuck man. I can feel your pain completely b/c my dad died in a car accident a year ago now. It's rough and completely changes your life. I have been pretty well depressed ever since. I find it doesn't really hit until about a month later.
If I can give any advice, it would be just to stick w/family and try not to let it fuck your life up too much. It's going to be rough for the year but you will be stronger person by the end of it at least. Try your best to stay focused on goals that you had before the death and things like that.
From your previous postings I honestly really didn't like you but you don't deserve this. Especially at your age, no one deserves that. I've lost 2 grandparents and an uncle in my lifetime, I can't even imagine what it would be like to lose an immediate family member. Best of luck to you and sincerest condolences. I can only hope you had enough time to tie up as many loose ends as you could and that there was as little pain as possible.
I doubt there is much anyone on this forum can do for you, but don't hesitate to ask if there is.
Shouldn't this be in the blog section? I doubt many here (if anyone) actually knows you personally, so all you will get is some lukewarm sympathy from a bunch of anonymous people on the internet.
On June 15 2009 12:07 sith wrote: Sorry to hear....but artificial sympathy is all you're going to get here. No one on this board knows you or your mother, and I hate to say it but you should probably be with those in your life that knew her and you well.
Still though, Rest In Peace, hold it together and make it through man.
+1
The problem with this kind of threads is that they're still exposed to trolling. Because this is a touchy subject i'd rather blog it.
On June 15 2009 12:07 sith wrote: Sorry to hear....but artificial sympathy is all you're going to get here. No one on this board knows you or your mother, and I hate to say it but you should probably be with those in your life that knew her and you well.
Still though, Rest In Peace, hold it together and make it through man.
I think this is the smartest thing anyone will say. My condolences to your family. Try and find someone to really connect with.
This.
We can't really say much except our deepest condolences. Stay strong.
Sorry for your loss. I have no idea what this feels like. Maybe someone here will be able to talk to you, about it. I know it's very easy to talk to strangers and cathartic experiences will help you move on. Because, that, I think would be the best thing that you can do. I'm just sorry I can't be the one to talk to you about your experience.
I am truly sorry for your loss. As many have said before me - stay strong. Remember her. Move on (at your own time - cause no mother would want their children to stop living) - and try your best in what ever you do - and make her your strength.
Thats I can say man. Wish you and your family good luck and happiness in the future.
I'm sure you already know this, but death is part of life. Sure, maybe your mother went earlier than what was expected, but you just have to be strong and keep living your life. This is just another stage of life, one we all have to pass through. She is in a better place now, at least better than this shithole of a world.
Let's look at the bright side though, did you inherit anything? I know this sounds horrible, but I'm waiting for 85 year old grand mother to die, so I can get my 25,000 dollars. I haven't seen her in like 8 years, and have no relationship with her, so I don't really care if she dies or not.
Sorry to hear that. I had a problem with grief and I found its fine to feel the feelings you're feeling, but don't let them control you. Don't be shy with it, either. The more private a feeling, really, the more universal it is. If you have younger siblings cry in front of them (if you need) so they know its ok
sorry I didnt mean to be bossin you around. just a suggestion. Again, sorry to hear about your mother.
Let's look at the bright side though, did you inherit anything? I know this sounds horrible, but I'm waiting for 85 year old grand mother to die, so I can get my 25,000 dollars. I haven't seen her in like 8 years, and have no relationship with her, so I don't really care if she dies or not.
Am I a bastard?
fucking animals i would feel no regret cutting through your fucking throat 2 pieces of shit not worthy to live i am sure your relatives would spit on your fucking grave if they knew what kind of shit you spew
She's in NY, I'm in AZ. Her death will not impact my daily life in anyway shape or form. We haven't even spoken in a few years. Besides, I could use the money in a very positive way to better my life. She'd want that right? :-)
Let's look at the bright side though, did you inherit anything? I know this sounds horrible, but I'm waiting for 85 year old grand mother to die, so I can get my 25,000 dollars. I haven't seen her in like 8 years, and have no relationship with her, so I don't really care if she dies or not.
Am I a bastard?
fucking animals i would feel no regret cutting through your fucking throat 2 pieces of shit not worthy to live i am sure your relatives would spit on your fucking grave if they knew what kind of shit you spew
Seriously? Calm the fuck down.
Condolences to you friend, try to keep busy and not let it get you down. I know it sounds horrible but everyone's going to die someday, don't let it get to you and become someone who your mom can be proud of.
She's in NY, I'm in AZ. Her death will not impact my daily life in anyway shape or form. We haven't even spoken in a few years. Besides, I could use the money in a very positive way to better my life. She'd want that right? :-)
i dont care about anything you say, youre a worthless piece of shit rofl just shut your ugly mouth and dont talk i am careless how your bastard family figures your cheap shit out. Just dont post suggestions in a serious thread if you dont mind, thx
Every night, I try to sleep next to her. I speak into her ears, because I know she can hear me. I've seen her cry, while in this bed. So I know she is still alive. She is still fighting and trying. Machines are what keeps her existing but she has the will and the strength to be one day awake.
Let's look at the bright side though, did you inherit anything? I know this sounds horrible, but I'm waiting for 85 year old grand mother to die, so I can get my 25,000 dollars. I haven't seen her in like 8 years, and have no relationship with her, so I don't really care if she dies or not.
Am I a bastard?
It's your lack of responsibility that makes you a bastard. Earning your own way through life pays out a lot more than waiting for inheritance ever could.
Stay strong Shockeyy! Honestly, if I lost my mom, I don't know how I would react...I think I would break down because my mom is a very special person to me.
Take your mom's passing as a way to reflect on all the things you wish you could have done with her... and all the things you wish you can do with all your other friends and family.
Very sorry to hear that. It's definitely not an easy thing to face. My father passed away in January, so I can relate. Good luck to you and your family.
On June 15 2009 12:07 sith wrote: Sorry to hear....but artificial sympathy is all you're going to get here.
what? You're seriously unable to offer genuine sympathy to someone who lost his mother?
He's too badass for that shit.
Shockey: I sincerely offer my condolences to you man. I can't imagine what it's like to lose someone that close to you. I hope you get through this and if you ever need to vent about it or anything else you can always shoot me a PM.