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Bereavement
In reply to the discussion: I thought it would get better by now. Husband died 2-6 and I still can't sleep and must force [View all]spinbaby
(15,385 posts)76. It will get better
My husband is gone ten years now and I still remember the shock and grief of those first months. You never really get over it, but you do kind of get used to it. Cling tight to friends and family.
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I thought it would get better by now. Husband died 2-6 and I still can't sleep and must force [View all]
Ziggysmom
23 hrs ago
OP
Wishing you peace for your broken heart 💔 Chat wit us..you may be by yourself but you're not alone 🌺
Deuxcents
23 hrs ago
#2
I am learning a lot from this forum. Was feeling really low today, but now I
Ziggysmom
21 hrs ago
#25
I am sorry. I am most certainly no expert and my professional training is not in that area but
hlthe2b
23 hrs ago
#4
Thank you for sharing. I'm in Wisconsin waiting for the weather to cooperate so I can get out more.
Ziggysmom
21 hrs ago
#30
If you are physically up to it, cross country skiing on public golf courses in winter is another
hlthe2b
21 hrs ago
#32
I remember Senator... I somehow missed his inclusion in the "Memoriam" page for 2011 so
hlthe2b
2 hrs ago
#84
It's still very, very early. And grief is very different than depression. I know it's really
Scrivener7
23 hrs ago
#7
Thank you. My daughter has polycystic kidney disease and Dr. Bergs keto diet really helps
Ziggysmom
21 hrs ago
#36
Those two words said it all. GRIEF ILLITERATE. We get three whole days of bereavement leave
Ziggysmom
21 hrs ago
#41
Be kind to yourself and give yourself some slack. Grief never just goes away, it just
Marie Marie
22 hrs ago
#12
When my fiance died suddenly in his early 30s, I walked the same trail every day for a year.
femmedem
22 hrs ago
#16
THANK YOU EVERYONE! Everyone will experience grief in their lifetime. It should not be
Ziggysmom
21 hrs ago
#42
Oh my dear Ziggysmom, My heart hurts for you as you are inching your way through this journey that was suddenly thrust
KitFox
21 hrs ago
#46
I am sorry for what you are gooing through and hope that you find some solace with it all soon.
marked50
20 hrs ago
#50
{{ Hugs }} EKR's books helped me understand the physical component of grief
GreatGazoo
19 hrs ago
#60
I am so sorry to hear of your loss, and I am concerned over your struggle dealing with that loss. ...
marble falls
5 hrs ago
#77
One foot in front of the other foot. The pain is real no doubt but just "doing things" Will help.
Botany
5 hrs ago
#78
I am so sorry for your loss. It took me over 4 years to feel "normal" again after my husbands death.
maptap22
4 hrs ago
#79
It will be nine years next month, and I still get tears in my eyes when a certain song comes on
tavernier
3 hrs ago
#81