I lost my Mom in 2002 in a car crash, she was my best friend and I still think about her every day. I was told there were 5 steps to the grieving process but mostly I just felt like I was stuck in limbo, didn\'t eat for a week, didn\'t even know what day it was and I got sick of people telling me \"time will heal\" and \"get on with your life\" The military never let me grieve for her and I think that\'s why it\'s still so painful. I don\'t think there is anything anyone can say that \"makes it all better\" but I think you just need to go with the flow when it comes to the emotions and let yourself feel whatever you\'re feeling at the time.
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I lost my Mom in 2002 in a car crash, she was my best friend and I still think about her every day. I was told there were 5 steps to the grieving process but mostly I just felt like I was stuck in limbo, didn\'t eat for a week, didn\'t even know what day it was and I got sick of people telling me \"time will heal\" and \"get on with your life\" The military never let me grieve for her and I think that\'s why it\'s still so painful. I don\'t think there is anything anyone can say that \"makes it all better\" but I think you just need to go with the flow when it comes to the emotions and let yourself feel whatever you\'re feeling at the time.
My heart and thoughts are with you xxxx