"i miss mom so mush i do"
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- About Me:
- I'm a 34 year old CNA, from the south with a husband who is a part-time electrician and a full time bass player with a typical teenage daughter.
- About my Loss:
- Ok well, like I said I'm 34, both of my parents have died with the big C. That word is horrible to me. My dad passed when I was 20, my mom just six months ago. I am having a hard time. I cry alot sleep alot in between work and trying to take care of my family. I dream about them almost every night. Sometimes I'm happy when I wake up then others I cry because I woke up.
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Yes, and it has helped me just to put my thoughts down - in this anonymous format. To know that I'm not alone on this path- that there are hundreds of others out there mourning for ones they have loved - their pain just as deep - in some weird way it is comforting.
Cindy, I understand - I'm older but when I lost my dad in my 30's I cried every morning for six months - every morning. I would pull myself together and go to work and wonder why people couldn't see I was shattered. I lost my mother in my 40's and remember being sad, but nothing like the loss of my dad - which is odd, since I loved them both and was closer to my mom. Being without both of them at 34 must be rough - but perhaps they are visiting you in your dreams to let you know they are still there - around you, loving you. I do believe their spirits live on.