I am so sorry for your Loss. (((((Hugs)))))))

My condolences to you. I lost my mother when I was 25, 4 years now. She would have been 54 this year. She was killed by a drunk driver which took us in complete shock. It was during a weekend that should have been of celebration: father's day weekend, graduations and birthdays.

I know the pain you are going through and the thoughts that run through your mind. I don't have children and my mom would never be around to see me have them - which makes me question whether I want to bother or not.

I apologize if it sounds like I'm talking too much about my own loss, and again I am truly sorry for your loss. I guess the point I am trying to make is that I do my best to remember the good times we shared. I still talk to her and visit where she rest as often as I can-- sharing with her everything that's happened. I know she is still watching me and my sisters. I find comfort in knowing that she loved and was loved. My thoughts are with you and try to smile if not just once a day, she will always be with you.

i am so sorry for the loss of your beloved mother
may god send down the showers of comfort into you soul
and heart so that it may begin the healing know that your beloved mother is now in his gentle hands......................

I am so sorry for your loss. I know how you feel, you are not alone. I lost my best friend ..my mom in 2004.
It's so hard to figure out how to live without them. I know I talked to mom about absolutely everything. I would feel like I was stalled and frozen cause I could not make a decission on my own. That must sound pathetic, but that's how I felt and sometimes still do.
One of the hardest times is getting through all the first's.
My thoughts and prayers are with you,
God Bless

Bless your heart. I'm so sorry for the loss of your dear Mother. I can so relate. My Mom died 8 years ago, and it's just not the same without her.

I've lost both my parents now, and I feel like an orphan -- even at MY age. There are so many things I want to ask or tell them both.

I don't think we ever get "over" it -- things just change. It will be difficult for you at first -- and those "first" holidays & birthdays will hurt -- but you'll get thru it with support. I hope you have some good friends that you can rely on -- and don't forget us here. We'll be with you whenever you need us.

God bless & please take care of yourself. Hugs, Lee

My heartfelt sympathy for this tragic and sudden loss. Not having Mom is going to be difficult for a while. You and your brother will grieve differently, try not to judge one another, keep your family together, your mom would want that. If necessary, find a grief counselor. The hospice program will have a support group and may be able to direct you also to a grief counselor. Yes the "firsts" without her will be very hard. When we love someone deeply, we grieve their death deeply. But you will come through this a stronger young woman and your mother will be proud, as I know she was proud.

So sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you at this most difficult time. I pray that the precious memories of your beloved Mother will strengthen and comfort you as you begin life's journey without her by your side. She will forever remain in your heart.

I am so sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, I can relate. My father died from lung cancer. It will be 5 years on the 16th. He was diagnosed in February 06 and died in Sept 06. My Uncle, my father's youngest brother, also died from lung cancer. They both smoked for many years. My uncle died 6 weeks after he was diagnosed. Its not easy. Even 5 years later, I miss him very much. I get angry that he was not here for the birth of his grandson (my son), but thankful that he was for the birth of his first grandchild, my daughter.

I am so sorry for your loss. Its especially hard when you have spent so much time taking care of her, I would imagine its a bonding experience. Your grief will come in waves so ride each wave the best you can. I know you cant even imagine not feeling this pain the rest of your life. But it does get a little better. I am not saying you will forget, but the pain does lessen. (Gentle hugs).

I am so sorry for your loss. Yes, it will hurt for a while, and special days will always be difficult.

Be there for your remaining family; your husband, brother, children. And let them be there for you.

Gentle hugs

Oh jeez, this makes me want to cry because I know losing a mother is hard. lost mine as well. I pray for healing in your mind, body, and spirit.

i am so sorry for the loss of your mother..their never ending love will always be with us..

Im so sorry my dear. Unfortunately we are dealing with the pain of losing our dear mom. Its been three months and though the pain is still there, its different. Mom also died of cancer in May one year after diagnosis but we still cant come to terms with her death. The first few days are the worst; you need a lot of support from friends and family. There is no right or wrong way to grieve; be easy on yourself and keep in mind what your mom would want for you. I always think what she would want for me and my little baby girl that she loved so much. This is the one thing that has kept me going every day. I have been tempted to give up so many times cause of the pain, but I know she wants me to be strong and keep fighting.
Take care my friend and feel free to message me anytime.

My sincere condolences for the loss of your mother.

God gives us many lovely gifts
As we wander through life's way -
If we but open eyes to see
The beauty of each day:
The sunrise flushing mountain peaks -
The blushing crimson rose.
The diamond clustered spider's web,
The stream that silver flows:
The golden leaves that Autumn brings,
The rainbowed pearl of dew -
But lovlier yet, the gift I have....
A Mom as dear as you!
JRH