I'm sorry you are having such a tough time with this. Do you have other family too?
There's no one like mom, that's for sure. I am sorry for your loss sweetie. Huggs Rainbow

I am so sorry for the loss of your mom. I know how you feel. I lost my dad a year ago Dec. 30th. I can't think of him and not cry. I am in pain and misery b/c he is no longer here with me. We were very close,and i just miss him so much. I really don't have any advice, b/c i am barely getting through this myself. I still have my mom....and i love her dearly...and am so glad she is still here with me, but hey,she's 75 and i know it will happen probably sooner than later. Hang on hun...know that your mom is looking down on from heaven, and she is always with you in your heart. K

I can identify in part to your feelings. Today is my mom's b'day and although I am so so much older than you and it has been a year and a half for me I cry alot, all the time. I hate that you have to experience this. Know that you are not alone and we care. Don't know when, but you will have some better days. Caring thoughts are with you.

I am so sorry for your loss. I lost my mom July 07 and I am having a hard time also. Please know you are not alone. some times I feel ok, but lately I have been a wreck. Hopefully our time to feel better will come

Having lost my Mom almost a year ago, I can safely say I know the feeling. I still sometimes get upset or angry when I see other daughters with their moms. It has helped having other lady friends in church, some that are my Mom's age. I go to them for the 'mom hug' and sometimes just to bawl like a baby. The saying is true, no one loves you like your Mom. But her love is still there. She still loves you and you can take comfort in that. On the days that I can, I remember our hugs and shopping trips and phone calls and words of love to each other. Other days it is just too painful. There is no schedule for grief, take your time and cry when you feel like it. God bless you as you go thru this difficult time.

I'm so sorry. I can't imagine how much it must hurt at this young age when you want to share so much with your Mom. I do th same thing - cry myself to sleep sometimes, talking to my Mama, missing her so much.

I know it may not help but believe it or not, I had been warned - that hurt works in both directions. My Mom died at age 99, so I had her a long time. But even Hospice warned me that people would question my grief since I had her so long.

The heartache - is the same - only the survivors understand the degree of pain.

(((hugs))) Losing one's Mom is such a hard thing for anyone to cope with, there is no substitute for your Mom. You are so young, you have so much to live for and look forward to, even though it may seem an uphll battle. Your Mom can never be replaced, I wish I could say it will get easier, get better, but I don't know. Everyone tells me you never get over it, you just learn to live around the pain. I just lost my Mom 6 weeks ago and I am still trying to figure out how to get up in the morning. I am so so sorry for your loss. So many of us here share your pain. Just know that we are here for you if you need us. (((big tight hug)))

(((((Fakesmile)))) I'm so sorry for your loss. I am 27 and lost my mom very suddenly almost a year ago. I completely understand what you are going through..that as each day goes by you miss your Mom more and more and you cry and hurt even more. As it hits the year anniversary mark, I feel that it is hitting me even harder. I fear this pain will never ever lessen or change. I also have a younger sister (16) who I feel is very much in your position too. Our mom's are our best friends. No one can ever ever replace that bond. It hurts so badly...please know that you are not alone hun!!!!

Ah, baby. I grieve for your loss too. Nothing makes the pain of losing your mother go away except time and that doesn't make the pain go away either really, only more bearable. I lost my mom when I was 7 years old and still cry for her sometimes and I'm 50 now. Not as often as I did in the first years, but the pain will never go away I am sad to report. It's a long process, dear one. So be not hard on yourself. And know that your mother, while gone physically, is still there near your all the time in spirit. This I believe with all my heart. And she loves you so very very much.