Many people have had the same loss.
It doesn't really make too much difference if it is 2 days or forever.
My Mom died several years ago. I don't have pain as I believe you are experiencing. Eventually, you will think and be reminded of the funny things she did, what she cooked, always a hug....nostalgia time!
Hang in there. You will never forget her and that's good.
Hold your head up high...and tell yourself and your other friends..."Man, I had a great Mom...sure miss her".
It's OK to get a lump in your throat and a tear in your eye...once in a while. I still do.
Oops, as I wrote this a little tear came from the corner of my right eye. But it was a good tear!!!!
2007-03-27 02:31:48
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answered by bob P11 3
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Yeah, I can relate with you. Three years ago I lost my mother to cancer, and seven years ago my father passed away from a heart attack. I was 17 when my mom died and 12 when my father passed away. When I was a kid, I had that feeling that nothing bad would ever happen to me or my family because we were invincible. I really never liked my dad, so when he died I felt guilty for not caring about him more. LIke you, my mom was my best friend, and after three years I still have a hard time dealing with it. I don't know if you are a faithful person, but what has helped me through is knowing that she would want me to go on with my life and do the best things that i can do. It gives me comfort to think that I have two parents watching me at all times, being my guardian angels.
2007-03-27 09:18:15
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answered by Mody1704 1
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Yes, I lost my father when he had a massive heart attack in 1987. I was devastated. I loved him so much, he wasn't just my dad he was the best friend I ever had. We lived at opposite ends of the country, but I used to talk to him on the phone for hours, and we saw each other whenever we could. My Dad always knew when things were troubling me and he would ring or just turn up on my doorstep, and I always knew when something was wrong with him, that's how close we were. I still miss my Dad now, but I know he's never left me because sometimes I can feel his presence when things are not going right or when I'm lonely. This will be the same for you too because they never really leave us, their just in a different dimension, but always there, just open yourself up and be receptive to their vibrations, you will be amazed.
2007-03-27 02:31:25
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answered by Loxie 4
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My mother in law passed a few months ago from lung cancer. It is SO hard to see that, and not be able to do anything, you feel very helpless and it's all out of your hands. It was very hard on my husband, and my oldest son, she was living with us when she was sick. I was seeing her change, she wasn't really herself anymore, and my husband's heart was breaking.
The only thing that makes me a feel better about it, is telling myself sometimes god takes really good people early because he can't stand to be away from them too long. I try to tell myself that. And there will be a time when you start to accept it, and you may be upset that you DON"T feel upset all the time.
But that is the way it is supposed to be. You will always have your memories, they are with you for all time, and your mother would probably want you to remember her before she was sick, who she was and how much she cared about you and the rest of your family.
2007-03-27 02:34:46
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answered by nymom 5
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hi
yes i lost my Mon when i was 15 she was 33 and we where 8 in the family and the baby was 3 years old.
We end up in foster homes and was rise by my grand parents.
i lost contact with my brother and sister and i found some i lost 2 brother and 1 is with aid
one sister has cancer and when we first meet we where like strangers. Sad
hope you do not go Thur what we did
2007-03-27 02:38:20
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answered by pcc122 4
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My dad died of cancer 5 years ago. 4 months later my father in law dropped dead of a heart attack, then my mother died of a heart attack 10 months after that. It's hard and at times the overwhelming feeling of "their really gone" hits me. But you have to keep moving. Your mom, as well as my parents and father in law, would not have been happy for us to just stop and mourn all the time. Remember them, but live your life. I know, easier said than done. But it has to be that way. Take care.
2007-03-27 02:22:15
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answered by biscuitperifrank 5
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Yes, I have. My mother meant everything to me. She was an angel and she was my best friend. I miss her dearly. Time has a strange way of healing and when it is over, the memories win out over the anger and sadness.
2007-03-27 02:22:25
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answered by Anonymous
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yes, i lost my father to cancer just last year. just 3 days after christmas. it was really sad for my family and myself. he wasn't home for xmas. he wasn't there. he was really hard seeing in the hospsital knowing that his dying and dat were never goin to see him.
2007-03-27 03:50:24
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answered by honey + biscuit 4
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I believe the guy who reported you're coping nicely, particularly pondering your hubby isn't there on the mo. all and sundry needs persons to speak to. It took a jointly as to get with the aid of your writing and that i'm nevertheless not clean what the question is yet as I examine I knew we've been going to make certain they have been having intercourse. i think of, regrettably, you will desire to settle for this is going to ensue. This in all risk isn't what you want to hearken to. think of you will desire to have the start control chat, with the two certainly one of them modern-day. this could not hasten them having complete intercourse, yet atleast it may be extra advantageous there than in some grubby area alley, devoid of any precautions. it is going to ensue, the only question is whilst. My young ones are not sufficiently old yet i desire, (eldest nevertheless 14), yet as I comprehend it, the final thinking now is that ideally a woman would desire to have some risk-free practices against being pregnant AND, except that's condoms, they'd desire to apply condoms as nicely. because of the fact of STI's- i understand Brady's youthful, besides the shown fact that this is nevertheless nicely worth thinking of and it gets them the two into stable habbits. perhaps shop a kit of condoms in the john. As for drugs, II'm additionally a 0 tolerance individual yet perhaps i'm not residing in the genuine international. i think of such as you're saying one million/2 way with the aid of your blurb, you will desire to spell out your floor policies on drugs and that i assume put in some style of punishment in case they violate those. Be arranged to maintain on with up in the event that they do pass against your policies. As for Mercedes feeling diverse out of your different young ones, are there any issues you and she or he will do, devoid of Brady? A girly cope with? pass figuring out to purchase jointly sometime, i don't understand, do each and each others nails, regardless of she'd like. purely some time you 2 can spend jointly. i'm rubbish with words so i like to think of that strikes communicate louder than words and that i could attempt to make a sprint time along with her. do not take what she says too in my opinion. At her age, she's nevertheless finding her identitiy. it style of seems such as you're doing a great job. do not lose faith. terrific needs, Lizzy
2016-11-23 18:57:49
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answered by mondesir 4
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i lost my mama a year ago with a heart attack ,
2007-03-30 09:25:44
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answered by Anonymous
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