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It's been 6 years and feels like it was yesterday I'm so heartbroken I feel like i cant go on. I'm married with 2 childrens but I feel lonely I miss my mom so so so much. I hate the lady who murdered her, I just want her kids to suffer so she can feel our pain I dont want her to die I just want her to see how her family are suffering. I don't know why God haven't done anything yet it's like he loves to see me like this. Hopeless and in pain all the time.
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I believe that there are groups for the families of victims of violence.... I would seek out one of these groups.... They may be a great source of support for you sweetie
The grief for you may have turned into depression as it sometimes does... I would also see your family doctor if you haven't to discuss this....
You may think that it can't help but it can help some if depression is addressed.... We have a good and active depression board on here as well
Another huge hug and a blessing
Depression board
https://www.dailystrength.org/group/depression
I don't know if this could be PTSD related Why but I thought I would also put up a link.... We also have an Anxiety board that might be of help to you....xo
https://www.dailystrength.org/group/post-traumatic-stress-disorder-ptsd