my mom left us Jan 1 2019.
Peace.

So sorry...you have support here.

Lost my Mom in 1999 to ALD. My Dad in 1976 to a MI. No replacing them. And then we are up to the plate.

sincere condolences.

There’s no preparation for this loss. My folks have been gone for many years and while I miss them terribly, it does get easier with time. I’m thinking of you and holding you and yours in my heart.

My heart goes out to you and yours.

I am sending you and your loved ones 💕💕💕💖💖💖💞💞💖💕💖💖💞💞💖

You’re right. There’s always someone here at DU.

We are here with you.

This is my biggest fear.

I am so sorry for your loss. Take care of yourself.

It is a hard time ...

((bluecollar2))

...hole. They loved us before they knew us.

My mom’s spirit was liberated on Dec 12, 2020, and the permanence of this is only now feeling real. She made it to 98, and was doing well until the last 3 weeks, when she got the covid virus.

When someone gets to 98, it’s hard to feel cheated, but still...

Often today in prayer.

back in 1979. The overwhelming feeling I remember having that day was "Why are there commercials on TV right now? Why is someone trying to sell me cereal? Don't they know my mom just died?"

It wasn't rational, but it was very strong.

Sending love and strength your way. Take care.

I lost my mom to covid in dec - I feel your pain

I still cry all the time since I miss my dad and my little girl. Time isn't helping either.

That is going to be very hard for a while. Give yourself time to feel however you are feeling. Your mom stays with you always, even though she has passed away. Would it work for you to sit down and write and write about your mom?

is so strange. We’ve known them our entire lives, it’s hard to imagine existing in the world without them in it. Our parents are eternal, invincible, the most constant presence we’ve known. Sending prayers for comfort for your family, may you find solace in your memories.

I lost my mother on Feb 8th and I am still in shock and I wake up everyday thinking this is just a nightmare. I will be praying for you and your family.

I was 14 when I lost my parents and I still miss them. It does get better though.

Be kind to yourself. I have always found that going for a walk is the best way to cope. Talking to people who understand also helps, though animals are sometimes more understanding than people.

I guess the good part is that we loved them enough that losing them is painful.

You don't really ever get over it, you just get used to it. The wound is still there, but the scab doesn't rip off as easily.

It will take time to overcome your feelings. Allow yourself the time to grieve.

Wishing you moments of comfort in the midst of it all.... know that the love you shared will continue permeating your life.