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Beautifully expressed, Linda. I'm finding that much of the reading I've been doing since my son passed away confirms what you said. Somehow I feel like I'm growing much more quickly spiritually than ever before.
Beautifully expressed, Linda. I'm finding that much of the reading I've been doing since my son passed away confirms what you said. Somehow I feel like I'm growing much more quickly spiritually than ever before.
To us, who have been given the splendor, the blithesome charm, the glory, the glitter, the tenderness and the love of a child who has departed, someday the pain will speak to you of enrichment, of compassion for others, of deeper sensitivity to the world about you, of a deeper joy for having known a deeper pain.
Your child will not have left you completely, as you thought. But rather you will find your child in that first clear, sweet bird call, in those yellow rosebuds, in giving and in receiving and in the tissue-wrapped memories that you hold forever in your heart.
Ann, seems to me that this should be a safe place to vent. We all have and understand bar days.
Sorry guys for ranting the way I did. Thank you so much for your support. :) I just had a bad day that day and was feeling sorry for myself. Thanks again. Hugs to all!!
yeah,,, the milestones.... We visit them with holidays and events. My son was 14 but was younger and more dependent because of his Autism. yet he was older than a Baby..... He never would have Graduated or Married.... we would have had him for all of "OUR" Lives At any age...it is just not right to be "Us".....
Ann Memorial Day means different things to different people. They have not lived our experiences.... Death only seems to happen to those "Other"people....Like us. They "Can't even Imagine".... because the brain won't go there for them....
I know that Memorial Day is to honor the Death of Veterans.... but to many it honors the Death of everyone they knew..... to some it celebrates life with family picnics.....
FOR ME..... It is the time my son Died.... When this nightmare began in 2009..... I was like those "Other People" ... gone to buy the Brats and potatoe salad to go out on the Boat.... (Niles LOVED the Boat and Water) when I get the call that he was having a siezure.... (Happened before do the same "Drill") get to the hospital.... Drug Allergies.... nightmare then helicopter ride...... and now I am a member of this group... The day that follows my Niles DOD is my Anniversary.... and there is no longer a Marriage to celebrate.....
Sorry Ann... I know how they milestones remind us of what we will never have again...
Connie, I'm so sorry you didn't get to experience your son's graduation this year. It would have marked a significant milestone in his growing up. But he certainly accomplished the most significant "graduation" anyone can ever experience, just way sooner than you would have wanted.
Ann, hopefully that person will never forget what you said.
Sorry Ann :(
Ann, sorry you had to experience that. This is what our world is now.
Sending █▄◎╲╱☰─── to all. ❤
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