Good evening Felicia how things are getting better for you.Sorry I haven't been on here in awhile.If you need someone to talk to any time am here for you.some times it helps to talk to another person and you will feel better am a good listeren.
I'm new here and just noticed your response, sorry it took so long - it's taking a long time to make the quilt, too! But it's very meditative, as I use everything that belonged to her and am hand sewing on her buttons, lace, jewelry, over the patchwork made of her clothes. Will likely take me years to finish, as I've never made a quilt before, but when I work on it, I feel closer to her, and yes, swear I can still smell the distinct smell of Wriggleys' spearmint gum (her purse smelled minty like spearmint gum for about as long as I can remember)!
Dear Felicia,
I hope this message finds you well. Thank you for thinking of me and asking about my mother. Sadly I must report that she passed away a couple days ago on the 3rd. She was so very sad about the loss of my father 6 months ago that she had just stopped eating and taking care of her diabetes. She died at the exact time that my father did at 10 AM. I am trying to find comfort in the possibility that they have been reunited and she is once happy again. I have been looking for a duet and violinist go play her favorite song "stairway to Heaven" at her funeral as my final mother's day gift to her. Anyways, thanks again for thinking of us. How have you been holding up? You seem to be such a strong and courageous woman. I admire you greatly and appreciate your kind soul.
With much love,
Alin M.
You were kind enough to take the time to read my blog Felicia. I have now read yours ...god love you hunni. I always think God gives his toughest soilders the hardest crosses to bear I hope you have a good support network to talk and be "yourself" with by that I mean not just the fair weathered type who are only there when life is good the ones you can have a cry or vent a bit of anger too. No judgement comes from anyone here who has suffered great loss. God give you strength you are an amazing lady dont forget that.
You beautiful sentiment couldnt have come at a better time. I just happened to open my computer this morning and check this site as i was having a most difficult night last night and morning. Im alone with my thoughts and that is always bad as you know. I suffer from Rhumatoid Arthritis and MS and Im on Chemo ...Im 45 and disabled so I typically have alot of time to think sadly. Im very faithful to God and my Angels. Feeling lost and empty and almost a sense of disbelief as i took care of her for a year before she passed. this was just so sudden. She was so young. Again, Thank you xo God Bless
At 10:17am on January 24, 2016, charity wolf said…
yes we do need to stick together. I haven't been able to find women in person to connect to. I long for that too. take sweet care ....hug
Not sure if the other message went out. But thank you. Every minute of every day I miss my mom, I cry so much. All I do when I com home from work I sit in her chair and cover myself up with her blankets. I will near wash them, they have her scent. I pray I can be with her..
Mark 5:41,42 — Then, taking the hand of the child, he said to her: “Talʹi·tha cuʹmi,” which, when translated, means: “Little girl, I say to you, ‘Get up!’” 42 And immediately the girl rose and began walking. (She was 12 years old.) And at once they were beside themselves with great ecstasy.
The "great ecstasy" this family experienced is what we will enjoy when we are reunited with our loved ones in paradise.
I know it doesn't take the pain away...but it keeps us focused on our hope. And our hope is what keeps us moving forward. It also helps us to keep drawing closer to God.
The future is BRIGHT
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Good evening Felicia how things are getting better for you.Sorry I haven't been on here in awhile.If you need someone to talk to any time am here for you.some times it helps to talk to another person and you will feel better am a good listeren.
wev no wear 2 run coz of loss its why i says im in prison loss i am loket up in loss so unfair
I'm new here and just noticed your response, sorry it took so long - it's taking a long time to make the quilt, too! But it's very meditative, as I use everything that belonged to her and am hand sewing on her buttons, lace, jewelry, over the patchwork made of her clothes. Will likely take me years to finish, as I've never made a quilt before, but when I work on it, I feel closer to her, and yes, swear I can still smell the distinct smell of Wriggleys' spearmint gum (her purse smelled minty like spearmint gum for about as long as I can remember)!
I hope this message finds you well. Thank you for thinking of me and asking about my mother. Sadly I must report that she passed away a couple days ago on the 3rd. She was so very sad about the loss of my father 6 months ago that she had just stopped eating and taking care of her diabetes. She died at the exact time that my father did at 10 AM. I am trying to find comfort in the possibility that they have been reunited and she is once happy again. I have been looking for a duet and violinist go play her favorite song "stairway to Heaven" at her funeral as my final mother's day gift to her. Anyways, thanks again for thinking of us. How have you been holding up? You seem to be such a strong and courageous woman. I admire you greatly and appreciate your kind soul.
With much love,
Alin M.
thnx felicia its bean lk a hell hol 2 day u cu say
Hi Felicia,
You beautiful sentiment couldnt have come at a better time. I just happened to open my computer this morning and check this site as i was having a most difficult night last night and morning. Im alone with my thoughts and that is always bad as you know. I suffer from Rhumatoid Arthritis and MS and Im on Chemo ...Im 45 and disabled so I typically have alot of time to think sadly. Im very faithful to God and my Angels. Feeling lost and empty and almost a sense of disbelief as i took care of her for a year before she passed. this was just so sudden. She was so young. Again, Thank you xo God Bless
yes we do need to stick together. I haven't been able to find women in person to connect to. I long for that too. take sweet care ....hug
thnx
thnx
had anthr 1 2 day u cud say
sorry aboy yore loosesss 2
takin footos is grtiv bean goin on erth cam liv wear u can tak fotos 2
ill say merry xmas i no it dnt feal lk it coz of losss
Remember the account in Mark
Mark 5:41,42 — Then, taking the hand of the child, he said to her: “Talʹi·tha cuʹmi,” which, when translated, means: “Little girl, I say to you, ‘Get up!’” 42 And immediately the girl rose and began walking. (She was 12 years old.) And at once they were beside themselves with great ecstasy.
The "great ecstasy" this family experienced is what we will enjoy when we are reunited with our loved ones in paradise.
I know it doesn't take the pain away...but it keeps us focused on our hope. And our hope is what keeps us moving forward. It also helps us to keep drawing closer to God.
The future is BRIGHT
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