Dedicated to the memory of my beautiful sister Catherine this holiday season❤️In my heart is where I'll find youWith love free flowing and timelessAnd where every heartbeat renewsMemories of a life so blessedIn my heart is where I'll find youYour effervescent spirit a GodsendIt lifts and carries me often'Til the day we are together again
This will be our 7th year without David at Christmas. He would have been 16 this year. It’s hard to believe it’s been that long, because everywhere we look, David is a part of our Christmas.
As of today I've been on a scary, horrible rollercoaster ride that I never wanted to ride for 3 years. I've physically exhausted myself just going through the motions of life just trying to burry this pain I feel everyday and this weight of the universe on my shoulders.... Its all so heavy. Today I am sad.
So Christmas looms near, and as people pass by, singing and smiling, and giving good cheer. I look at their faces, and straining to find, a clue or a hint of some pain close to mine. I see bright shiny eyes that seem to smile, and a nod of greetings while they're all passing by. I continue to watch, amazed at their will, to go on with lives while mines laying still.
Grief bites. Seriously bites.I’m thinking right now about the year when Christmas was just not right. Something was missing. Actually someone was missing. Nobody saw it coming. It was the year my mom (aka Beazy) had died, just weeks before Christmas.
If you’ve recently suffered the loss of a loved one it may be tempting to drown your sorrows in a bottle of alcohol. Hanging out with your friends Jim, Jack and Jose may initially seem like a good way to escape your sadness but it’s one of the worst things you can do for yourself. Having a toast in the name of your loved one might sound like a nice idea but it could spiral into