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2006-12-20 14:00:35
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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When my Mom died I thought or felt like I thought I was gonna die. I must have cried everyday for the whole first year. I was very depressed. Having my Mom alive and knowing she was there whenever I had a problem gave me such security that when it was gone I felt like part of me died too. I finally went to see a therapist and was able to talk about it and she helped me alot. I guess talking about it helped and time. Time hasen't made the hurt go away but it has made life a little easier.I still miss her very much and it's been almost 15 yrs.
2006-12-21 00:01:10
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answer #2
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answered by flutterby 4
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If I ever lost anyone in my immediate family, I honestly do not know how I could cope. I know allot of people who have suffered loss and have worked their way through it and went on to lead normal lives. My worst fear of course would be the loss of one of my children. This is my worst fear and one that I feel I could not overcome. What I would miss about them would be EVERYTHING! The times they told me they loved me, the times when they held my hand. I would think of when I made my children sad by things that I have said or done. I would also remember the good times we had spent together just talking or watching a movie together, the walks we took, the times we laughed, the hugs, the kisses. I could go on forever and ever about what I would miss. I will always hope and pray that I will go before them as nature would intend, and will never have to face that type of loss. This is why I let my children know often that I love them, and that they mean the world to me.
2006-12-20 22:11:34
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answer #3
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answered by Vicki C 1
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My grandma died a while back and I miss the way she smelled. I have a vivid picture of her in my mind I can remember our conversations, I can remember her smell but I can't smell her. It sounds crazy but my grandma always smelled sweet. I will also always miss her magic. I know you didn't know her but she was magic. You could feel it when you walked in her house. My grandpa still lives there and there is a small bit of magic there but most of it died with her. Actually everybody that met her knew she was magic. Not the kind of magic you see on tv but the kind in the heart. The kind that makes troubles go away. I still find myself wanting to talk to her. I miss her and love her very much!
2006-12-20 22:45:53
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answer #4
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answered by Wenz 3
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I remember my parents--Mom was 34 and died of cancer. I was 9. She and my Dad used to slow dance in the middle of the living room floor while playing old records. I would latch on to one of their legs and they would lug me in circles until I would fall off in laughter. I remember my Mom teaching me to read and to write, about how to say a prayer at bedtime (I remember the words today), she would teach me about Noah, Moses, Joseph, and Jesus. She loved animals, she was a farmer's daughter, and so I know how to milk a cow. My Dad worked hard and played hard. He lived to be 61 and died in my arms on the day I returned home from the military. I was 33. I miss his strength & wisdom; calling him on the phone, especially over sports or just to say "Hi, Daddy". I miss his teasing me in a good way; rubbing my hair until I fell asleep when I was a boy; and at Christmas when I found many of our gifts labeled "From: Santa" in the trunk of our car. I knew then there was no Santa Claus and he set me down and tried to explain the whole deal. Not everything was perfect. Sometimes things were tough. But I know they loved me, and that's what I miss the most, their love.
2006-12-20 22:55:26
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answer #5
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answered by gone 6
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Me I had My grand farther,MOM,My great Aunt,My dad has old timer's,ETC......AM use to it.I hate saying so but I can't relay feel nothing wright know.I gust feel like who else is going next.Am miss them much but you can't do a thing but say hello to them in a different way.Plus am afraid of getting close to anybody else.if you know what I mean.What I miss about them they are my faimly that I love very much.Noithing will change that.
2006-12-20 22:06:30
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answer #6
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answered by Anonymous
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I have lost my parents and a brother. It hurts, but you know they are better off, their not in pain anymore and they are watching over you. I have so many memories, and things I had forgotten about have returned to remind me of them all the time. I miss being able to talk to them and hear their stories. I do see my brother a lot in my dreams though, and we do have fun.
2006-12-20 22:03:39
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answer #7
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answered by Fruit Cake Lady 5
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My mom died almost 2 years ago and I miss her everyday. I just miss talking to her and her warm loving personality.
2006-12-21 06:05:35
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answer #8
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answered by Anonymous
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I miss being able to talk to my dad. My dad was very smart and had a way of seeing things that I didn't see. He would always help me with my life and problems but would never just step in and get in the middle of my marital issues. He was respectful of my needs but always had my back when I needed him.
2006-12-20 22:01:19
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answer #9
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answered by Anonymous
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I was at a funeral for a family memeber on my mother's side of the family this past weekend, what I'm going to miss most is their company. This coming Christmas will be the first one without them, and truth be told, I for one AM NOT looking forward to it.
2006-12-20 22:11:52
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answer #10
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answered by Mike M. 7
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my grandparents died a few years ago and i still miss them it seems just like yesterday that i was with them last i miss being with them i miss them coming down ta my parents house and staying the night i miss them fussing but that was all play lol i wish they could see my little girl i hate that the holidays don't seem like the holidays anymore i miss not washing the little black truck that they had lol i miss the smell of there perfume and aftershave and boy did it stink lol and sometimes its like i smell them and it smells good and most of all i miss them
2006-12-20 23:58:38
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answer #11
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answered by Jeannie T 3
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