Mum <3

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11 months today since the day i held my mums hand as she died.. i remember the hospice nurse telling us as we left that day that this is where the hard work begins.. and i remember thinking.. hard work? it cant get worse that watchin your mum die..surely it cant be any more gut wrenching then this. Turns out her words held alot of truth. Its only now that the memories are no longer able to stay out of harms way.. they no longer stay somewhere where they dont hurt. Its now that the memories hurt, its now i want my mum more than ever.

The other night i went to my friends for a movie night.. what did we watch.. My sisters keeper (a film about a girls struggle with cancer who dies) just what i wanted to watch. I know they probably didnt think twice about watchin it, but it took all my strength not to scream, cry and walk out. I want the world to stop and grieve for my mum, i want everyone to understand the hurt im feeling, the sadness i feel everytime i see something that reminds me of my mum, what we had, what ive lost, what im never going to get back. Mothers day doesnt help..everywhere stuffed with reminders of what ive lost,and what i so desperatly want. i walked past a stall the other day and i guy gave me a poster saying" i love my mum on it"  if only he knew.

If i knew this time last year that this was her last month of earth, i would of treasured every single second, i will always regret being so neive and not realising she was dying, just carrying on in my own selfish way...I hate myself for the arguments i caused, for being a stroppy kid and teenagers, for not savouring every moment with her.

This sadness and greif is overwhelming me at the moment.. i know that an hour with my mum would reboot me,she`d sort me out........ just to hold her hand, just to have a cuddle, just to talk to her, just her.. thats all i want. xx

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  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    I am so sorry that you feel like this. My daughter has just died and left two children (age 20 and 16). I am sure next weekend with their late Mum's birthday on Saturday folllowed by Mothers Day will be really hard for them.

    I bet your Mum thought that you were a normal teenager and she knew that you loved her. Don't be so hard on yourself-can the hospice where your Mum died give you some counselling help?

    I just wish you love and peace

    Take care

    Faraway

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hatz, the way your feeling is normal, you are still grieving and this can be a long process. It was quite a few years before i could actually come to terms with my mums death, it was so hard even to look at her photo and if i ate anything that she used to really like i felt as if there was a lump in my throat and i felt guilty eating it. but it will get better , you will remember the good times you had together, and you must have many memories that will bring a smile to your lips. You can still talk to your mum, when you have a quite moment just close your eyes and see your mums face and  then tell her how your feeling and how much you miss her, she knows that already as i believe our mums watch over us forever. Talk about your mum that really helps and give yourself all the time  in the world to greave in your way and one day the sun will shine in your life again.

    With Love Lucy Lee. xxx