Tracey L
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I am 44 years old, and dealing with the sudden death of my Mother.
About my Loss:
On December 9th, 2013 I got the dreaded call that Mom had passed away. She had only ill for a few days with what thought was a cold. Went to sleep and never woke up.
We have no answers on what really happened, as Mom stated many times she did not want an autopsy. We honored her wishes but I keep wondering "what If" we had taken her to the ER on Sunday.

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Emotionally cold?

Today has been the day from hell!  

My daughter and her young children moved home a month ago so she can get back on her feet.  I have done everything that I can help her and the kids.  Paid their bills, fed them, kept a roof over their head and never put pressure on them.  However, last night my daughter asked for the father of her children to spend the night.  I stuck by my word there will be no sleep overs.  Of course this led to drama, where her and my husband got into an…

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Posted on February 16, 2014 at 6:50pm

Oh my... a well spring of emotions

Today I had to talk my father into going to the ER to get checked out.  He had heart surgery in April that resulted in a bypass and a aortic valve replacement.   He has been swelling up so bad and his breathing is very labored.  When we get to the hospital and I automatically went into "Ms. Fixit" mode.  Long story short I finally got dad checked out and he is now hospitalized with pneumonia.  While we were waiting for his room and all he told me he has not been sleeping because he fears…

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Posted on January 4, 2014 at 11:23pm

Momma, I miss you!

Mom,

I keep waking up hoping this is just a bad dream and that we will talk later in the day.

I know that your passing is real, but I do not want it to be.  I miss hearing your voice, the smell of your perfume and moisturizer, your silly posts on Facebook.  

I made it through Christmas as I know you would have wanted me to.  I hosted Christmas Eve at the house for Jerry's family, but I also went as far as inviting Tammy and Daddy.  I did not want them to be alone, as I…

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Posted on December 26, 2013 at 10:29pm — 4 Comments

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At 8:41am on February 25, 2015, pushpa said…

Hi Tracey ,sorry for your loss.Your story is similar to mine though I lost my mom to a different reason,but the pain is the same.The anger,the frustration,the helplessness of not having her around.The guilt of not having done enough pins me down.After her death,i am giving company to my dad ,helping him out.....I feel its my duty to take care of him along with my brother...but at times I get so overworked looking after 3 households that I cry and get angry with my mom for leaving me....I miss her so much...feel so helpless 

 
 
 

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