Post by mountaingirl on Dec 14, 2020 3:21:02 GMT -5
I’m so very sorry. I know you were finally able to spend some time with her and I hope that extra time was special for you both. You will be in my thoughts
I’m so, so terribly sorry. I can sympathize with losing a parent shockingly fast around the holidays, and I’m wishing you and your family all of the love and care and comfort I can send.
I am so so sorry for you loss. You and your family are in my prayers. I lost my mom to 3.5 years ago after a long battle with liver disease. I found comfort in knowing she wasn’t suffering anymore and I hope that helps you as well (still an incredible loss and one of the hardest things I have had to experience). ((Hugs)) and prayers.
I'm so sorry, namasteak. I'm glad you were able to spend time with her these last few weeks, but I imagine any amount of time doesn't feel like enough. I'll be praying for your family.
💔 I've been thinking of you. The coming weeks and months will be surreal and sad but there will be light ahead.
Someone once told me that pain and memories about someone you've lost are like a rock you pick up that has all these sharp edges. You carry it with you all the time and over and over again it will surprise you as reach into your pocket and it cuts you. But over the months and years, it becomes smoother and eventually that rock/memory can be a comforting presence. Still always with you, but different. I've found it to be true and it has helped over the years.