Oh my dear - it is all still too new. Be gentle with yourself. Seems we have to cry our way through this journey, one day you WILL be able to put one foot in front of the other but there is no time constraint. Bless you my dear xxxxxxxxxxx

I understand you crying every day, more than once a day. I do too, if I didn't I would feel too oppressed by this heavy stone upon my chest. When I cry the stone dissolves a little bit.

Be kind to yourself. You have all my sympathy.

Hug
Papagena

This is such an emotional roller coaster we are on. Personally for me it was driving. In the beginning I would cry all the way to work and all the way home. As time went on it was only on the way home, at a year plus a little bit I don't cry everyday but it will be in the car when I do. Not sure of the connection. Everyone moves down this path at their own pace don't follow anyone, be true to yourself and your feelings.
Hugs and blessings
Cathy

I have always been know as a strong woman, someone who could , and did, handle anything. But losing my husband knocked all the solid ground out from under me. I'm at almost 6 1/2 months and I still cry every day. I have been going to support group and doing all my grief homework, but the reality of him being gone is just to big and painful.

Don't beat yourself up about crying...our lives have been shattered and our tears are the words our hearts can't speak. Take care of yourself. Sending you gentle hugs and prayers that you fine a moment of peace everyday.
Blessings,
Sharon