Moemg
Gone but not forgotten
My heart goes out to you . Take time and grieve . Also take time to be good to yourself . I second the support groups or private grief therapy . I am so sorry for your loss .
We were going to celebrate 43 years of marriage this year. Have 1 daughter and two grandkids. Some of the hard times are when the 2 year old keeps asking for meemaw, when she comes to the house. I think the 4 year old understands a bit more, as he has been noticeably quiet about asking for meemaw. He was always the one that came to her for her suckers. One of DWs nephews wrote a song about her, with a chorus line that says "I'll remember you", and in it he talks about her magic purse that always contained candy, or the magic closet with toys for kids, or her phrases like "how are you doing hun?" There are other verses, but you get the idea. It's descriptive of how she was, and was a nice tribute, we sat around one night singing it, and we all started crying. Part of the grieving process, I know, but the support groups help. A lot of the people that she touched have been calling and offering to talk or help or anything, so I'm getting a lot of help right now, in fact today was the first day that I was able to stay home alone and just reflect. It helps to have a little alone time as well. I'll probably call one of them tomorrow again, and I appreciate everyone's condolences and comments here.So sorry for the loss... how long were you two together? Any kids or grandkids to help?
I have a sister and a friend both lose SOs a few months apart... one of the things that I found out from them is to get the support you need, in whatever form... my sister was in a support group at church... and still goes two years later... she is now doing it to help others...