My mom passed away in 2001, when I was 12 years old.
What your going through is completely normal. I still go through all that, I haven't gotten over it yet. I hate holidays because it reminds me of how much I don't have. Christmas is the worse because all the little things me and my mom used to do together is just a distant memory.
I can't offer any advice but I just want to tell you to hang in there. I've made it 6 years so far, I'm still alive.
Oh, and about your girlfriend, most people don't understand. It's kind of like we belong to a secret club or something. Just let her know that it's okay if she doesn't understand.
Good luck.
2007-11-09 16:04:26
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answered by Anonymous
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I'm really sorry about your loss... I know what you are going through... my mother died 4 years ago and it was very unexpected. It was really hard especially since i was only 14 at the time and im still not over it. Losing someone you love is something you will never really get over, but eventually you will learn to except it. I know it can be tough especially at holidays, i had the same problem.. different sides of the family wanting me to come over and kept bring it up and stuff... it all just really frustrated me. I still think about my mother almost every day and that will never change. Just know that your mother would want you to be happy in life and not mourn about her death - although it is impossible not to be sad. Its just something that takes a lot of time. Like i said, losing a parent is one of the hardest things and it just takes a lot of time. I hope everything works out for you! =)
2007-11-09 16:08:39
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answered by *Babycakes* 3
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The lost of a mother is the biggest lost in a life time except for those who loose a child Its because a mother is the heart and soul of the house So its normal you are going through such a hard period You are not talking about brother or sister so I assume you are a only child who makes the lost of your mother much more difficult . I lost my mother too but I had a brother so we could talk about it I am to give you this advice I hope it will help you Talk to your mother just like when she was alive Yes she can hear you and she seas you everyday Ask her to help to help you through this terrible and she will for me it at been a great consolation I hope i help you a little bit For Thanks Giving day go in your family Your mother will be there in spirit but she will be there I am sure if you listen carefully you can feel her around you You are in my prayers
2007-11-09 17:47:18
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answered by lala 7
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A quote from Jane Welsh Carlyle: Time is the only comforter for the loss of a mother.
My mom died from breast cancer 11 years ago and I still miss her. I didn't have the "hysterical cry" until a couple of weeks after her passing. I was like you, I couldn't believe that she was gone forever. Luckily, hospice also helps the family members who has loss a loved one. So I went to a bereavement group for a couple of months to cope with my mom's death.
And I've moved on because I had to get back to the way that I lived. It took a while for me to feel "normal" again. But as time went by, my heartache for her is not as hurtful as when she passed away.
You too will get over the heartache for your mom, it will just take time. And maybe someone to talk to you and who understands how you feel.
2007-11-09 17:21:16
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answered by Eye B 3
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It will never be the same again. I just try to not dwell, enjoy the good memories, cast aside all of the would have could have should haves, and if the good memories bring too much tears, redirect my thoughts. There is no replacing her and you will always miss her, as it should be. My mom was into butterflies. Every time I have a butterfly land on me, I think of her moreso. It's okay, it is a natural healing, never forget, always remember, shed some tears, she is worth it. Just don't get lost there. You'll be okay.
2007-11-09 16:05:11
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answered by Anonymous
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My uncle, who was basically my 2nd father passed away in April. My cousin, who is the same age as me[13] and that was her dad.... She cried, and wrote how much she missed him, She lets out a good cry every now and then, but She just thinks of all the advice he gave her, on how to never give up.
So dont forgot about your mom, keep her in your thoughts, everywhere you go, because wherever you go; She'll be there
2007-11-09 17:19:15
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answered by Anonymous
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2016-10-15 23:39:13
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answered by ? 4
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