Stomach churning

Does anyone have their stomach churn within seconds of waking ? Does yours last on and off all day ?

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When I wake the churning starts, its like feeling of dread and doesn’t ease all day, really struggling without my hubby x

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I have that every morning too. I feel anxious and bereft

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How long have you been widowed ?

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It’s like a bad dream that doesn’t go away

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Since 23 September 2024

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That’s so raw still x

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New Years eve, he said he would never leave me x

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I totally. My Paul the night before he died said we got this Sue after I’d had an anxiety episode

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Hi, I am really struggling with all the emotions of recently loosing my husband of 40 years, I feel the dread in my tummy, I feel sometimes I cannot breathe, my heart is broken, my other half has gone and I cannot see, touch, feel, hear talk to, hold his hand again , I feel completely lost, I miss him every minute of everyday.
How on earth do we carry on ? We can try to support each and everyone of us.
I cannot see “ life” without him.

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I so understand every word you said have said I so lovely to share. I’m so heart broken :broken_heart: xx

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I lost my husband February last year.
I wake every morning with anxiety, and have the fear of life without him.
I too don’t know how I can live without him, married for 54 years.
I don’t think I will make it without him, and it doesn’t seem a life worth living.
Apart from the loss and the grief, we have the suffering, mental health and loneliness problems to struggle with.
It helps reading these posts, as I know I am not the only one experiencing these emotions, feel as though I am going mad.

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My digestive system started churning and acting up the day my husband died 15 weeks ago and hasn’t changed yet. I think it is the anxiety we feel. I’ve talked to my doctor and that is how we are handling it - anxiety.

Littlefeet, I am so very sorry that your husband died. I hope you find some comfort reading the threads here, it has helped me tremendously.

Kate, for me September 24, 2024. Still dazed and confused.

Much love.

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Thank you Peaches
The weather is dreadful here at the moment and I can’t get out of bed

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Thank you. Much love back

I lost my Dad, my hero, last year in April. I had months of waking up with a churning stomach and tge feeling my heart was sinking - like real fear. This passed for a short while but has been back since xmas eve. I think its the thought of having a whole day ahead, carrying this grief.
A friend advised me to split the day into morning, afternoon, and evening, and just focus on whichever one you’re in. This helps me, somewhat :heart:

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Thank you. The churning stomach is constant and my friend comes over to watch me eat as that’s when I actually don’t feel sick

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My appetite vanishes too. I’ve gone days without food and only a small amount of fluid but it just makes you feel worse, so I’m glad your friend is helping :heart: high calorie milky protein drinks are a good way to get nutrients as well :heart:

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I remember feeling as though I was experiencing turbulence in a plane every time I woke up in the early days.

Over two years now since my partner passed and although I still have bad nights I get this feeling much less frequently.

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Thank you I know it’s very early days. It’s something I have to learn to live with myself. It’s so hard

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