I thought of you today--of course--I think of you everyday.
It never crossed my mind that you wouldn't be here
I thought we had more time, at least another year
There isn't a day that I don't think of you and the places we went
I'm so grateful for the memories and the time we got to spend
I know in my heart you wouldn't want me to spend the rest of my life upset
If you were alive you would have won that bet...
The mind tends to follow along the paths it's always known
in my case it's sharing with her
when I see something interesting
I instinctively reach for my phone
or turn to her
to tell her about it
and share what I've seen
or heard
or felt
or thought
we were truly one
in almost every way
married for 37 years
When we talk into a room, we tend to look for people who are like us. It’s natural, automatic. We look for affinity, because we relate most naturally to those with whom we have something in common.
When we’re enduring loss, we need people who are like us. We need people who know grief.
While we wonder what they are doing, they are right there trying to tell us...
An interviewer asked Elizabeth Kubler-Ross: “Can we communicate with loved ones who have gone on?”
By Nina Bingham Submitted On July 24, 2016
Each day I wake up
I close my eyes
I take a deep breath
lookng up to see if you can see me
can you hear me?
there are many beliefs to what happens to our loved ones
once you say goodbye
All I know was you called me the apple of your eye
So all I can do is look up at the sky
Keep my head high
Try everything not to cry
Sudden loss is shocking.
Like a missile out of the blue, it can devastate our world in an instant.
It happened so quickly
“It happened so quickly. One minute he seemed fine, and the next he was gone. It was all so sudden,” Connie said through her tears.
Matt had been mowing the lawn. He came inside, sat down in his recliner and feel asleep.
