sad poems nan

( :( I wanna cry badly

) I like writing poems but my poems usually end up short and to the point. The irony is this is the shortest poem I ever wrote.

My mum is 58, OVCA stage 3 March 2005, reoccurred Nov 2007. My nan (mums mum) is 82 and she has really changed since mum was ill. When mum was first ill my nan never wanted to spend long at the hospital with her. She kept saying 'everything will be ok' the day mum had her operations my nan didn't want to see her at the hospital and didn't come up until 2-3 days after the ops. But the last 6 months or so since mum finished her second lot of chemo she has changed even more.

Hello and welcome. Would love to hear your poems. I'm not a writer myself but I do enjoy reading poetry. :) Keep it up, its a great outlet to express ones feelings...

Sad to know that others didn't make it. Sorry for your loss. I know my husband has been blessed and thank you for reminding us just how blessed he is.

Oh wow really, we are hoping he wakes up but nothing yet it is so sad but I made my peace with him many times. I only feel bad for our 9 year old. I see this as a very horrible disease and I see how much he has suffered and cried wanting to quit but the alcohol was stronger than him. Good luck with your relative.

Thats good news! Hope all works out!

Is there any cute Father's Day poems from an unborn baby? I need ideas.

my poor old nan keeps trying to feel him move but... when he does move (and its usually right under her hand) she doesnt feel it anyway. poor old nan :-) i think as much as im ready to have him - ill miss the not being pregnant and feeling my baby inside.

aw, thanks for sharing the poems! Brought tears to my eyes!

My nan keeps being sick during eating, all she has been able to hold down is soup and dry bread, we had roast chicken and after just 2x mouth fuls she was being sick.

Now I’ve learned, the hard way, that some poems don’t rhyme, and some stories don’t have a clear beginning, middle and end. Life is about not knowing, having to change, taking the moment and making the best of it, without knowing what’s going to happen next.

wow thanks for that, i love poems as they really help and encourage, we dont always have the right words to use,so poems like that are great.

I was very, very close to my Nan, she inspired my career choice, was always loving, supportive and selfless.My Nan passed away at age 89 in the beginning of February, after a ten year battle with Alzheimer's. I tend to believe I've been grieving the loss for many years before she passed away, because much of her was gone. Her loss of memory and physical strength was gradual, and very painful for my family.

He is definitely a cutie! But I would be a little sad to have such a big baby. It's almost like skipping the newborn phase all together.

I found these poems back in November when my best friends baby died at 6 months old........ What Makes a Mother I thought of you all, I closed my eyes and prayed to God today. I asked what makes a Mother and I know I heard Him say, A Mother has a baby. This we know is true. But God can you be a Mother when your baby's not with you?"Yes you can!", He replied with confidence in His voice, "I give many women babies, when they leave is not their choice.

My biggest fear is of POEMS Syndrome, which my father succummed to in August 2005 after 8 painful years. Can POEMS be hereditary? Should I see my primary care doctor or endo with my concerns? I am scared o death but have not mentioned anything to my husband or mom because I don't want to alarm them unnecessarily.

Hi my name is Nan and I am the women that Julia helped at the ultra sound apt! I am happy to join your group, I posted my story on my profile, With a little help from Julia as I have never used computers before, I will be 50 when my little boy is born, Wow I am going to be a mommy!! I am so thankful to have met this wonderful lady and thankul that she has shown me this site as I have never been this scared in my life, I hope I don't ask to many questions, Well best wishes to you all!!

im going home for the night ill read everyone comments tommorrow if anyone even bothers to comment, i spent hours on these poems id like to know people liked them or are inspired by them, also they are in my journal forever if you want to read them again

it sounds like depression. You should always think of happy thoughts because being depressed/ stredssing can lead to other health problems. In life we have to live kearn and accept things for what they are because we can't change back time. Always love yourself 1st unconditionally and do not allow any1 or anything to bring you down. You are a very special person and you need to accept how great you are.

Your poem holds out hope at one end and gives up hope in another. Do these poems reflect someone else or are you mirror imaging yourself in poetry? One of your poems deals with abandonment and a lost love while another speaks of a chance to come. We all have ways of dealing with rejection and lost hope. Some swing at the walls, some hide from the world, some write poems, some cry, some swear, some do unlikely acts and some actually thank God.

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