Mom died 6 years ago

I am in your shoes too and feel your pain. A day doesn't go past without thinking about her.

Prayers for you and family

Thanks for reaching out

Sorry for your loss.

My spouse lost his mother the same year and same thing. She was I'll for a long time before that too.

Thanks all

I appreciate it

Life is a ruff road for all

Dumb post after ,dumb thread

That’s all that rolls on this forum

It’s old

once and awhile you'll see the 'Whoa is Me' threads.

Built by you I guess

miss you mom

It's those times you have something great to share and you know she would have been so happy about it for you.... Most other people don't seem to be as happy about it for you. My Mom was my best cheerleader and I didn't realize it or appreciate it until she died. She told me I would miss her more than I knew but I thought she was just crazy. She was such a pest in my life. Always butting in and pushing me to do things I should do or filling me in on what the rest of the family was doing. I didn't realize how much she keep me involved with my family until she died. Since then, I have lost a few cousins and Aunts and Uncles. I have no idea what anyone is doing anymore because I live states away from everyone else. Sometimes I feel so isolated because I don't talk or see much of my family, even my siblings. They try to include me in the big events and sometimes I can make it but sometimes, most of the time, I don't have the gas money. LOL Oh well, such is life.

Yes.... I miss my Mom a whole lot and it still hurts when I think of her and my Dad. She's been dead around 10 years now.... Dad around 9 years.... Life goes on and I will see them again. Just might take me a little while. LOL As I get older, I am finding that a lot of people are dying off on me. I understand why some old people want to die. Eventually, everyone is gone and you are standing alone with no one that has history with you.... It's lonely sometimes.... I get it now but that comes with time. I never understood it until I was in my 40s, although my Grandma died when I was in my early 30s. In my 40s... people started dying on me....

Glad you had a good mom. I didn’t. Don’t miss her. Miss what she could have been though. But that’s beside the point. Whole family still trying to heal from the trauma.

Yes, it hurts always

My daughter passed away 6 years ago
On January 27

Their spirits are with us always
Our loved ones are just a thought away

I’m sorry for your loss

Same here.

Yep.

The Holidays are empty now.

You never get over their loss, you just learn to live with it.

Nothing really prepares you for it. My mom fought cancer for 2 years before she passed, and I still wasn't ready.

Christ. What a depressing thread.

Last parent deal is like that too

After one goes you really cling to the one remaining

Mom's been gone 20+

Still hurts

It’s life

Christ is never depressing

From dust we came

To dust we shall return

My mom died last Wednesday.

You’re still in shock

Hugs

I envy all of you who have such great memories of your Mothers; but please also understand that not all Mothers are named Theresa.

My own was abusive and I and my siblings still bear both emotional and physical scars to prove it.... and we don't miss her much at all.

As I said above, I'm a little jealous but that's just the way life works out sometimes.

And contary to the cliche', there's a huge difference between forgiving and forgetting. I may do one, but I'll never do the other.

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Cry if you need to cry, mourn if you need to mourn.

My mom died back in 97’

What’s your fucking point.

And never forget about the resurrections.

Good chance you'll see them again!

Amen

Yes and Amen

Yes, hasn't hit home all the way yet.