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It's been one year today since my Mom passed away, and I can't seem to move through any of the stages of grief that I have read about. I seem to be stuck at the 'disbelief' or 'denial' stage. I cry every day, sometimes for extended periods of time. I don't have a support network of family and friends that I can talk to about this. It is too upsetting for my brother or his wife, so I avoid the topic with them. I am able to talk to my husband, but he didn't know her very long and he has never lost a loved one so it's hard for him to understand just how devastated I feel.
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Take your time; find your path. Its the only advice I can give since I don't have a resolution either.
All of which work together to help me deal with my "feelings inside of me" which needed to come out.
I still cry, but I'm doing much better.
The devastation will lift as you journal out your feelings and allow yourself to express those feelings to "safe people" around you.
Holding those feelings in will make you physically ill and won't allow you to get past this issue.
My Mom was precious to me, also, but I know she'd like me to "have a life" and move on when I can.
You will know when you can.
Everyone of us are different in the grieving process.
Some grieve more slowly than others.
If you want to talk, Please feel free to write to me.
I'm here.
Love,
Betty