Finally Talking and it Feels GREAT!

I never had anyone that I could speak with about my brothers death...  Friends didn't understand and couldn't help, and parents never wanted to speak about it; it hurt them too much.  I bottled everything up and never spoke about anything that was on my mind regarding his passing.  Now, though, I'm in a program that encourages talking about past hurts and present struggles; it feels amazing. 

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Permalink Reply by dream moon JO B on February 18, 2013 at 3:21pm

im pleased u  hav foud a program tht will help u kim a lot of us on hear dont hav suport groups only on hear is the only suport we hav  

Permalink Reply by Jani on August 6, 2013 at 8:17am
Hi Kim, that's so great! I know it is hard to talk, I have a few friends but I feel bad constantly talking about my pain - they are younger them me and I thing a lot of the time they have no idea what go day. I miss my brother every day!
Any advice will be greatly appreciated
Jani
Permalink Reply by Mel on August 23, 2013 at 12:36am
I'm so glad you have found somewhere you can talk! It's hard when you are dealing with something so terrible and have nowhere to turn!

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