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I am so sorry for the grief you are feeling.
My mother lost my brother 24 years ago. I am sure she still grieves, I know I do.
I can’t imagine the pain. I have a 20 year old son and I can’t ever imagine losing him or my daughter.
My thoughts are with you.
I can’t even begin to imagine being in your shoes. My grandmother, to whom I am extremely close, lost her 30-year-old son last year, and seeing her in so much pain has been unbearable. I don’t know why life is filled with such loss, but I do know that times like this were made for reaching out to others. For what it’s worth, here’s a loving embrace from a stranger a thousand miles away. Don’t be afraid to share your grief with others you trust.
I’m so sorry for your loss, and that you’re still experiencing it so freshly. May you find comfort from those who love you.
I feel a little better today.
My husband is working today, but he’s already called twice. I managed to go back to sleep after he left at 4:30am, so he woke me up both times. Now, I’m up and busy.
Thank you all. Your gentle words of support and comfort are precious to me.
My thoughts with you. That’s a grief no one should have to bear. I wish you and your husband peace and comfort, and loving memories.