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Will this part of grief ever go away? |
Ever sinse they died, I haven't felt like anything is as it should be. Nothing feels as good as it used to. Birthdays, Christmas... it is perfectly normal to feel this way, its called emptiness after the initial feeling of grief has now past , you are seeing things through eyes of a different person,someone who has lost someone close to them ,will always feel like this and you feel like nothing matters anymore , Everyone grieves differently things will get easier , and in time you will learn to laugh and smile again, without feeling guilty good luck , i have been through this myself and recently xx My husband died almost 2 years ago and it is getting easier. I think that you just have to take each day as it comes and try to deal with it. The joy in your life will come back because time will eventually heal you to the point that you can enjoy each and every day. So sorry for your loss. Oh sure.It comes and goes,like time and tide waits for none. It will subsides in due time, philosophically, the life that is... we died and another being born.. live with it and dont let it take your life away Sweetie, it hurts and part of that pain never goes away. I am not sure who you lost but it doesn't matter. In 1999 we had 23 deaths in 6 months. I still think about that year everyday. I know they are with God and it makes it easier to take. I am making a memory quilt and often laugh and joke about the dumber things they did or the funny things they said and did. You may need to talk to a bereavement counselor if you can't get past it. You will go on. If you have God in your life maybe you can talk to a priest or minister. Try to encompass the "good"things in life and stay busy.. If you need to talk send me an e-mail. I am here for you. I understand and feel your pain. you WILL feel better eventually. I am so sorry for your loss. Short answer, yes. |
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