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Alexis Paige Zarycki
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Today my mother passed away.
I wasn’t going to post this, but then someone I love sort of convinced me.So here it goes.Today I woke up at 5:20am.Today, my mother left her physical body here on Earth at 5:20am.I am a firm…Continue
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- About Me:
- Hello, my name is Alexis Paige Zarycki, I am 21 years old, and I am coping with the loss of my mother. I am a writer and very spiritual, however I feel as if I need to open up to others in order to cope with my loss. Losing my mother at such a young age makes me very angry, and I need help during this difficult time.
- About my Loss:
- My mother passed away physically today after a three year long battle with stomach cancer. My mother is and always will be my best girlfriend. The woman who sang to me, fought my battles, taught me how to be amazing. I now have to go the rest of my life without her physically here with me.
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"Stairways- A True Story of Love, Life, and Death." My Mother's Story.
My name is Alexis Zarycki and I want to share with you all some news. In February of 2015 I lost my mother at the age of 21 years old to a three year battle of stomach cancer.
My mother was well-liked within our community, among both family and friends. She was only 51 years old when she…
ContinuePosted on August 24, 2015 at 10:20am
Life.
I wasn’t going to post this, but then someone I love sort of convinced me.
So here it goes.
Today I woke up at 5:20am.
Today, my mother left her physical body here on Earth at 5:20am.
I am a firm believer that everything happens for a reason. That we as humans are spiritual beings, made up of energy. That we never truly die. Frankly, I believe there is no such thing as dying, because our souls live on in many ways.
I have always noticed that death is an…
ContinuePosted on February 4, 2015 at 5:50pm — 2 Comments
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Alexis,
My daughter is 23 and lost her father, my husband, Nov. 6, 2014. Her response is that she is angry. I have had anger...it's normal. So go ahead and be angry...let your family be angry, as long as it isn't at you. It sounds like you have a pretty decent handle on dying and souls and that will help you...maybe it will eventually rub off on the rest of the family.
Regardless, it's ok to mourn her. Her physical entity may not be here, but, her spirit,her soul, lives on in you. Maybe you can help your family understand that. In the meantime, know that you are not alone and that you can vent on this site anytime and will be among friends who know what you are going thru.