I wonder when I’ll stop calling everything my Mom’s?

@cherokeepatti Oh I love that 🖤 We share it 🖤

@RebelFox What if every time we thought good thoughts about someone we love and has passed gets sent onto them. I have had that feeling for the longest time. And when we reunite they will keep those feelings in their hearts till we meet again.

I liked what Patti said too. She’s right, you are sharing.

Two-years is not long at all. At two-years post my late husband’s death I was still crying in the grocery store when I would see one of his favorite items. The grief would wash over me like a wave, and I would have to leave the store without my shopping, so I could go cry in my car.

Everyone is different, but it can take a very long time (it took 7-years after my fiancé was murdered, when I was younger) to feel almost normal again, but you never forget them. @RebelFox

@Carissimi Oh sweet lady you have experienced a lot of grief. I’m sorry and I appreciate you sharing with me. That sounds very raw, and cheers to your heart. It selfishly helps to hear about your experience because it takes those hard jabs in life to understand another’s hard jabs. And all I’ve really wanted was to not feel so alone with this intensity of grief that seems to frighten people. And you can carry on, it’s just the nature of your story that is hard to hear. I hear you and thank you for hearing me 🖤

I wish you comfort and love. @RebelFox