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CaliforniaPeggy

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2. My dear RandySF...

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Sun Oct 19, 2014, 09:58 PM

Oct 2014

She WILL always be with you...

Our bonds with our loved ones are very strong. You've dealt with some very strong stuff surrounding your mom's death and funeral and I think that's why you're feeling all these things. It's your mind's way of coping and maybe even protecting you.

Be good to yourself.

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The stages of grief they don't talk about in the media. [View all] RandySF Oct 2014 OP

I am so sorry shenmue Oct 2014 #1

My dear RandySF... CaliforniaPeggy Oct 2014 #2

... magical thyme Oct 2014 #3

My condolences to you and your family AwakeAtLast Oct 2014 #4

my heart goes out to you, randy orleans Oct 2014 #5

I've been dealing a lot with the jealousy thing lately. Hassin Bin Sober Oct 2014 #6

Death of a loved one is surreal. Arugula Latte Oct 2014 #7

Yes! exactly! orleans Oct 2014 #15

{{{RandySF}}} I totally get it. I was/am still wondering why my husband's brother lived to 83, but WinkyDink Oct 2014 #8

It is not an easy, or quick, process. brer cat Oct 2014 #9

. . . In_The_Wind Oct 2014 #10

Do you remember what Joe Biden said to family members who lost a loved one in Iraq? CTyankee Oct 2014 #11

I'm sorry for your loss, RandySF. Lars39 Oct 2014 #12

My deepest sympathy RandySF. riderinthestorm Oct 2014 #13

Honestly, I am not sure anyone ever truly, gets over the death of their Mother. Tuesday Afternoon Oct 2014 #14

. LWolf Oct 2014 #16