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Great advice HisElk!!! Sometimes it is hard to ignore, but probably the best option, thanks for the reminder.
I will pray and wish you strength for the upcoming month. I understand since both my mom and dad's birthdays were in May, plus Mother's Day... June will remind me of their wedding anniversary, and Father's Day and my b-day.... there are always going to be "those" days that are so difficult when we are without the people we love and cherish most.
Well, sometimes I'm not very good at taking my own advice LOL, but I make an attempt (sometimes many) to sit on my hands around here.
My dad's birthday was in April as was mine, so that's a rough month for me. As for the month of June, my parents wedding anniversary is that month too and the 'dreaded' Father's Day. My parents were married 53 years and when my mom passed, my dear dad was really lost without her; they were so much in love.
Anyhow, I talk to much, so I'll just say that I thank you for 'listening'.
(((hugs))) to both you and Mistri.
Hey, aren't we here to talk? People might not think so, but I actually am a good listener.
I'm not looking forward to my parent's anniversary date in June, it was fine while my dad was alive because he always honored my mom.... but now they are both gone and this will be a first for me. Same thing with Father's Day.... *sigh* It will be difficult at best. I know it is part of life and a process.... and a I need to embrace the good memories and cherish them, instead of mourning what will never be anymore. It's just not easy to do.
Father's Day is more difficult for me than Mother's Day. I loved my mother, however, we didn't always get along real well, but I still do make sure there's always something at their graves. My first Father's Day came too fast since my dad passed on May 4th. I will tell you that it will be rough, so prepare yourself and allow yourself to cry. I'm not sure whether you and Mistri have a grave to visit or not, but I find myself visiting there on that day. What I miss most is being able to get him that special card/gift and seeing the look on his face when he opens it. His smile was contagious.
Ok, I've got to get going, but please, Mistri and Jules, allow yourselves to cry that day and don't allow anyone to tell you how to grieve. We all do it in different ways.
Great advice HisElk!!! Sometimes it is hard to ignore, but probably the best option, thanks for the reminder.
Well, sometimes I'm not very good at taking my own advice LOL, but I make an attempt (sometimes many) to sit on my hands around here.
My dad's birthday was in April as was mine, so that's a rough month for me. As for the month of June, my parents wedding anniversary is that month too and the 'dreaded' Father's Day. My parents were married 53 years and when my mom passed, my dear dad was really lost without her; they were so much in love.
Anyhow, I talk to much, so I'll just say that I thank you for 'listening'.
(((hugs))) to both you and Mistri.
Hey, aren't we here to talk? People might not think so, but I actually am a good listener.
Father's Day is more difficult for me than Mother's Day. I loved my mother, however, we didn't always get along real well, but I still do make sure there's always something at their graves. My first Father's Day came too fast since my dad passed on May 4th. I will tell you that it will be rough, so prepare yourself and allow yourself to cry. I'm not sure whether you and Mistri have a grave to visit or not, but I find myself visiting there on that day. What I miss most is being able to get him that special card/gift and seeing the look on his face when he opens it. His smile was contagious.
Ok, I've got to get going, but please, Mistri and Jules, allow yourselves to cry that day and don't allow anyone to tell you how to grieve. We all do it in different ways.
I appreciate the advice and your care. My dad is in a box... so until I get him out to Point Loma in San Diego for his proper memorial, he is stuck with me. I know, it will be rough.... but somehow I have to get through it, and so does Mistri. I'll hold her hand.
Hiya Cody hun!!! You said it so well!!!!
Mistri, there have been quite a few posts removed from this thread, and that is for the best. Let's just say it wasn't pretty. I don't know if you had a chance to view it or not, but I did leave you my email. I'm not reposting it due to some stalker issues. However, at some point when we are both around at the same time, I will gladly give it to you and we can go from there. I know you are having a tough time... I have been having days like that too. Like others have said, you are loved and cared about. People here so much enjoy your thoughts and humor and contributions. You have helped many people, even if you don't realize it. It's okay to hurt, but you don't need to hurt alone. ((((hugs))))
Great advice HisElk!!! Sometimes it is hard to ignore, but probably the best option, thanks for the reminder.
Well, sometimes I'm not very good at taking my own advice LOL, but I make an attempt (sometimes many) to sit on my hands around here.
My dad's birthday was in April as was mine, so that's a rough month for me. As for the month of June, my parents wedding anniversary is that month too and the 'dreaded' Father's Day. My parents were married 53 years and when my mom passed, my dear dad was really lost without her; they were so much in love.
Anyhow, I talk to much, so I'll just say that I thank you for 'listening'.
(((hugs))) to both you and Mistri.
Hey, aren't we here to talk? People might not think so, but I actually am a good listener.
Father's Day is more difficult for me than Mother's Day. I loved my mother, however, we didn't always get along real well, but I still do make sure there's always something at their graves. My first Father's Day came too fast since my dad passed on May 4th. I will tell you that it will be rough, so prepare yourself and allow yourself to cry. I'm not sure whether you and Mistri have a grave to visit or not, but I find myself visiting there on that day. What I miss most is being able to get him that special card/gift and seeing the look on his face when he opens it. His smile was contagious.
Ok, I've got to get going, but please, Mistri and Jules, allow yourselves to cry that day and don't allow anyone to tell you how to grieve. We all do it in different ways.
I appreciate the advice and your care. My dad is in a box... so until I get him out to Point Loma in San Diego for his proper memorial, he is stuck with me. I know, it will be rough.... but somehow I have to get through it, and so does Mistri. I'll hold her hand.
Thanks for your reply; I wasn't sure. Hoping you are soon able to have his proper memorial, but until then, you know that he's complete and no longer in pain. He's Home with his Father.
Oh, and I read the thread about asking for advice on how to tell a young child about the death of a pet; just a friendly reminder (and I am being sincere); it's best to ignore the person who seems to be chasing you around here.
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