Whoever (or maybe it’s whomever...I can’t remember at this point) is saying that to you, is cold and heartless. I’d give them a wide berth. Grief is personal to the person grieving. There is no set time for healing. It’s your heartache, and it will diminish over time, in your own time. Don’t feel like there is something wrong with you. There is nothing wrong with you. It took me 7-years to heal from one loss, and it’s been 3-years since my most recent loss, and I still miss him terribly. It doesn’t hurt every day like it once did, but I get phases of grief every now and again. I’m in one now. I’m sorry for your loss. 🤗

I miss the love of my life. We broke up in 1992 and I still miss her.

Yes indeed.
It doesn't matter if it's been a hundred years. Your feelings are yours and others have no business telling you what and when you should feel something. 💙

I had several colleagues that died on 9/11. One woman in particular was a broker, she would come to my city for dinner and she always paid...she was a million dollar producer and I was just a scrub but she treated me like gold just for being her rep. Anyway, to this day, I still think about her almost every day. To think she died the way she did over some "religious war", etc. it just saddens me that someone would be so heartless and cruel to be driven to do such a thing. Anyway - thanks for reading. Cherish life.

I miss my stepfather. He died in 1963, right before the presidential assassination. My mother wrongly blamed me for his death. She never got over his loss nor did she forgive me for what she believed was my part in causing his death. I miss him every single day. He was a wonderful person in my life.

At times I miss my mom and my dad immensely. I know they have peace now so that is best. Sometimes I tear up or cry. But I was blessed to have them in my lives for a long, long time. So I am grateful. I also know that they are watching me from heaven and are happy with this. I miss some people who have died. I hope that they know how much I loved them. Grief has no time limits. It is individual. You take as long as you need, Pandora. It might take forever. And that is the truth.

Oh yes....every day xx

Pandora. I have a suggestion that might help you. When I miss someone who has died and whom I loved, I go and I speak to them. I talk to them as if they were standing beside me. I tell them what my heart feels. I find it helps me to verbalize and I truly believe they can hear me. It brings me comfort. Try it. You might find it helps you. And grizzly bear hugssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss....

pandorasbox yes my dad he passed sudden and it took as a very long time to get over it it is better now but the date he passed are his birthay fathers day christmas day are all difficult days obviously

You are right, it's not fair! There is no limit on how long we can miss someone. For some they can get over it easily and for others they may take years and never fully get over the loss.

Yes. Three years this month

Miss my parents and talking to my mom.

Yes, very much so...

Yes ... I miss her terribly.

Yes 🙁🤗

Yes

Yes. I actually needed a psychologist to help get out of depression caused by loss

Yes.