Bereavement Support Group
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i\'m a founder of dailystrength and wanted to kick off this discussion board, as i think we\'ve got a number of new members coming in soon. i also wanted to give y\'all a heads up that one of the members of this community, amama, has two very important features which i think will make you want to talk with her:
a) she\'s my mom
b) she\'s an incredible listener and she has led bereavement groups for a zillion years (ok, i don\'t know exactly how long, but it\'s been a while).
she\'s not shy, so say hi to her. (or me!)
doug
a) she\'s my mom
b) she\'s an incredible listener and she has led bereavement groups for a zillion years (ok, i don\'t know exactly how long, but it\'s been a while).
she\'s not shy, so say hi to her. (or me!)
doug
Kelly
I had joined this site and just ignored my inbox until someone sent me a hug today. It caused me to come back and check it out. Tonight this is the first time in the past 3 weeks I have had alone to let it all soak in. My dad passed October 23rd. He had been throwing up for a few days and we made him go in for fluids. We dropped him off with my mom. He stopped breathing 4 minutes later. He was throwing up blood and hemoraging thsoe 5 days. I feel so guilty for not bringing him into the hospital. He was in a coma for 4 hours and we held his hand as his heart stopped at 10:36. God I miss him so very much. It just seems to be getting harder and harder with time. I guess it\'s just sinking in. Dad was only 63.
THIS HAS A LOT OF INFORMATION FOR ME TO LOOK UP SINCE WE DO NOT HAVE AN RE HERE IN MONTANA
AND IT HELPS TO HAVE THAT KNOWLEDGE SO YOU CAN SUGGEST THINGS TO YOUR REGULAR OB,,,LIKE ME.