Every morning when I wake up it hits so hard and I just start crying. Does anyone else feel like this every morning?
Hi @Alilye
How far in are you?
I’m 7 months.
It used to get me like that and sometimes it still does
Mostly its just an overwhelming sadness now.
But I still cry every day, somtimes more than others. Sometimes just very wet eyes.
Sending you the biggest hug
Liz x x
Hi Liz. Only five weeks but feels so much longer.
I’m a year in and still find mornings difficult. I think it’s waking up and the realisation that this is it now. I have to try and get motivated to do things otherwise the day just stretches ahead. Like most of us I find the weekends particularly hard.
Lots of love to everyone in this awful position xx
I’m nearly a year in and still find it very hard it hits me at anytime off the day
We can only hope it will get better xx
Oh @Alilye
That’s no time at all.
Hang in there
I know you won’t believe me but it will get easier to bear
One day you will realise you are coping
Love and hugs
Liz x x
Time moves differently doesn’t it.
It can seem both a short and long time.
It will be 31 weeks tomorrow.
Sometimes I wake up and I am reasonably ok but others ….
Sending a big hug xx
It’s 23 weeks for me tomorrow,I have my 15minutes of reflection in the shower,then I can feel Lesley’s foot on my bum and saying just bloody get on with it,and then I try.
Much love RonXxx
I guess we’re all trying
Roger always said I was
X x
Morning Ron
It is 23 weeks for me and my Sam today.
It’s a living hell I dread it.
I wonder if when we talked about our wishes etc
We ever gave this part of our passing a thought?
Did we ever realise the actual impact of it on the other?
Arrangements and the dreaded paperwork get done and sorted out.
This part of it never.
It just feels so hopeless.
By the way we loved Kenny Rodgers About a week after we met Sam played over the phone
to me Your my Lady. Can’t listen to any thing
thing now
I always told him he was my George Clooney
Only better looking .
Thinking of you this weekend, hang on to me .
Love and comfort Doreen x
Morning Doreen.
Thank you I will,it’s amazing just how many songs can give you a twinge,but I guess most are love songs anyway.
Big hugs RonXxx
Morning all its 17 weeks tomorrow for me.
Yes I agree time does pass differently.
Somethings seem like yesterday others seem ages ago.
The one constant pain is the missing them.
Gra was such a brave man and such a fighter for life.
He would despair if he thought I wasnt trying hard enough.so in his name and honor I try, but omg do I often feel despair.
Hugs for us all Jo xxx
I feel sorry for people who like country music. They always wake up in the morning and their lover has gorn, the dog usually follows.
Play them backwards, I prefer a happy ending.
You should all have to listen to Katie’s choice. Agadoo is her current favourite, I have a soft spot for Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life.
Oooh! We both enjoy “Ernie”!
Louis Armstrong just came on, Katie kept signing “dog” and waving “bye-bye”. It took a while and a few re-winds before I got it. She thought the lyric “dark sacred night” was “dog say goodnight”!
I do love her.
Xx
Aww blesd her Willow as hard as it must be at times, dhe must also bring alot of love and amusement into you world.
I remember agado so well.
Hugs Jo xxx
I’m knackered, Jo. We have just been bopping to Jacky Wilson’s Reet Petite.
She certainly keeps me fit! Who needs the gym.
Xx
Hi Willow
I’m afraid I’m one of those sad country fans
You’re right usually a sad ending.
But not always
Modern country’s not so bad
At the moment I cant stop listening to Lady Gaga ‘I’ll Never Love Again’.
It makes me cry but the words are exactly what I’m feeling
Lovr and hugs
Liz x x
Ah memories poodle skirts,drainpipe trousers,greasy hair(men) jiving,juke boxes.
Happy days.
Well done Willow, omg I dont think I could bop again, with my knees. It must be knackering but fun, i had my 3 yr old grandaughter over for a sleep over. She brightens up a very dark world.
Hugs jo xxx
Yeah, my grandad told me about those things.
Were dinosaurs REALLY big, Ron?
Xx
They were but really softies,we used to take them out on a lead for walkies.