Members dizzydancingway Posted July 11, 2011 Members Report Share Posted July 11, 2011 Its been 3 months since I lost my mom and the initial shock and grief has subsided. The pain has gotten easier to manage.But I can't stop thinking of death. Has anyone had this reaction? Its like I can't enjoy life knowing I'm going to die. Everytime I have fun, the feeling is tainted by the thought that neither I nor the people I'm with will survive. Nothing comforts me. I've always been hypersensitive to life's brevity, but its magnified since my moms death so that I almost feel life is pointless. Tell me, has anyone else experienced this after your loss? How did you cope? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members shellyku Posted July 11, 2011 Members Report Share Posted July 11, 2011 Dear Dizzydancingaway - I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. I lost my beloved mom threeyears ago...your mom only three months ago. Since my mom died, my 29 year old daughter died fromleukemia. I can say that I wish my time would come sooner than later so I can be with my daughter, butwe have a younger daughter who is 27, so I would not want to leave her alone. She is married and soon wants to start a family but without her older sister who was her very best friend, I just feel she still needsher mom and dad. I understand how at this point in time you would have overwhelming thoughts ofdeath, but I would think your mom would want you to live, not just exist. I feel we are here because Godwants us here, whatever His reasons are. I can't understand why he would take my Sarah but I am tryingto trust Him and His plan. I pray you find peace and purpose for your life and the thoughts of dying willfind their rightful place. I suppose we all think about it more after the loss of a loved one. Take Care! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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