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I'm right there with you.
I'm sure that many of us on this site that have been addicted to pills have had friends that are addicts that have not been able to stop and have paid the utlimate price. i'm 68 days clean from methadone and a 15 year opiate addiction.In the past 60 days i have buried 2 of my friends. Both died "pill related" deaths. Both had kids the same age as mine. The childrens grief is almost too much to handle.
Communications with deceased family members or friends take many forms including seeing them, hearing their voice, feeling them touch you, smelling their cologne, perfume or a favorite flower, sensing their presence or experiencing signs such as electronics turning off and on spontaneously, finding coins in unexpected places with the year of their birth or death, and seeing the deceased in vivid dreams.
I googled complicated grief and found information at the Mayo.com site. "For some people, feelings of loss are debilitating and don't improve even after time passes. This is known as complicated grief. In complicated grief, painful emotions are so long lasting and severe that you have trouble accepting the loss and resuming your own life.
I am so sorry for the loss of your mother, please post this in the grief & loss community. There two ladies on there that I know of who has lost their mothers, certainly you can all be of comfort to each other.
I have heard many rumors about death and people getting better before they die. In some cases, persons are even led to believe that their loved ones are truly getting better, only to be disheartened.
I wake up with panic attacks. I get really scared. I think about death. I feel extreme loneliness, Can't think clear. Don't know what to do.
as I know alot of my MH friends are as well... I thought it would be cool to get some of our favorite quotes in one place.... So, here's my first favorite and I'm sure I will post others later.... Can't wait to see yours as well...
" If you can't convince them, confuse them!" -HARRY S.
Since he made the decision to go to rehab on his own, I think it will reinforce the idea that he made the right decision. He will need to process his grief and sadness first though, so I'm glad he's with professionals. Hang in there, hoping for best for you both.
s death. I hope you saw a therapist ...most are experienced in grief counseling. I saw one twice, and it was most helpful.
My son was shot and killed by his father, my former husband, on March 6, 2010.
Death of a family member is a loss. Frankly, I don't know how I would have made it without the support of friends here. Believe MH has a grief forum. I posted in Cat Forum...as friends had just helped me with the death of my cat...three days before son passed.
I am very sorry for your loss. The answer is that he died because his particular liver could not take it. It really doesn't matter if other people drink heavily all their lives and don't die early, I am so sorry but his own particular liver was not built for what happened to it. Either this was caused by (it certainly was not helped by), the fact that he was a heavy drinker; maybe he also had some congenital weakness of the liver that made it more susceptible to problems.
I am currently in the same situation as you. I lost my oldest same three who was 11 two years ago and am currently pregnant. I believe that he will come around. It's just something that you both have to work through. He's probably harboring a fear about something happening to your currently unborn child in the future and not wanting to deal with another loss like that. I suggested talking to a counselor and going through some grief classes.
t accepted the fact he has passed on ,and she may feel some anguish at a later date .Let her come around herself I am sure at some stage she will feel grief and be upset , just be supportive .
Abby,
Love knows No boundaries Love knows no end because love lives on.One of my favorite quotes is Death ends a life it does not end a relationship.My Mom passed away in August,I wish I could have a dream about my Mom,a happy one.I have a reaccuring dream since she passed,but not about her.Grieving is a natural part of closure.Sadness,loneliness,longing,and tears are all the hallmarks of grief.In time,if we allow ourselves to ,we leave grief and move on to honoring and remembrance.
It was all shock and intense grief playing out in me. Grief counseling is very helpful and helped me very much.
I also did go away but more in terms of changing things up. Instead of the typical family Thanksgiving, I went away to the beach. That first year is rough.
I'm very sorry for your loss dear. We do also have a grief forum you may find good support from as well.
Do whatever you have to to help you through your grief. We all deal with grief in our own way, so if you feel like writing in a journal or making a scrapebook, then do it. One thing that I would urge you to do is to try and focus on all the moments of your friends life when he was alive, and not just on the day that he died. He obvisously was a great person because he made an impression on you.
Having gone through therapy after my loss, the specialist in grief said that our mind protects us. And this is a good thing. The feelings after a death can be so intense that one can't function (me). Overwhelming loss can be too much to handle at times. Especially on days like an important anniversary. It was their recommendation to make it a special day for myself. In the early days of a traumatic loss, it's okay to take measures to make sure you get through the day.
I also feel bad because I pray for a change in the situation, but I still have this pre-grief thing going on. Is this normal? I am an only child so for me this is my worst fear because I feel like my life will cease as I know it without my mom. We are so close that these words do not do our relationship justice.
I need some advice help.
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