My best friend died 15 days ago and i have never felt so much pain in my life. He meant everything to me. We grew up together and he was there througout everything I’ve been through, including homelessness due to DV. He was the one person i could truly be myself around. I love him so much and the loss is just too much for my mind to comprehend. I hate how everyone else goes on about their life as though nothing has happened. I want the world to stop and mourn the loss of one of the best people on the planet. I want to scream at everh stranger that they have no idea what I’ve lost. I cry myself to sleep every night and then do what i can to suvive the day. I dont think the pain will ever go away. It was so traumatic, he died very suddenly in front of me and i can still live that moment every second. My arms ache with the need just to hold him one more time. I can suvive without him because i have to, but i will never truly live again
Hello @Clarry ,
I’m part of the Online Community team and I can see that you are new to the community - I’d like to thank you for bravely starting this thread and sharing how you are feeling overwhelmed by your grief. I’m so sorry to hear about your best friend. Most community members have sadly experienced the death of a loved one and so will understand some of what you are going through.
I’m sure someone will be along to offer their support. In the meantime, you may wish to look at these Sue Ryder resources which might be helpful.
- Our Grief Guide self-help platform which has information, resources and advice to help you through your grief
- Our Grief Coach text service, which sends you personalised text support via SMS
- Our free Online Bereavement Counselling which is held via video chat
- Our Bereavement Information pages which can walk you through what you are going through.
I really hope you find the community helpful and a good source of support and I also hope you feel you can access more support should you need it.
Thank you again for sharing – please keep reaching out and know that you are not alone.
Take care,
Alex