I just got a phone call from my step dad again. My mom was again rushed to the hospital. She woke up not feeling 100% and still hallucinating quite a bit. They have her on IV's right now and I was talking to one of the nurses and her blood pressure was pretty high. I did talk to my mom briefly and she sounds so aweful. I know I shouldn't say this but for the past few days I have been having this really big sick feeling in my stomach that it won't be long till she passes. I never told anyone about my gutt feelings and I hate it. I try so hard to not think about it but its just there taking control of me. And I hate it My poor step dad was just bawling on the phone. It just tore me up inside. I havn't stopped crying since I talked to her.
Why does life have to be so freaking unfair? WHY!!
You are not being depressing...just venting.... I'm sorry she is going through this......I hope everything gets better......If you need someone...I am usually bouncing aroundsomewhere.......
Awww Tracy, I'm so sorry you are going through this. Is there any way you can go up there to the hospital? Maybe that will help with your gut right now, it may also help your step Dad. My prayers are still with your Mom, you and the rest of your family. I wish there was more I could do to help.
I can tell you are going through a lot. It certainly is unfair at times. It is like looking for the bright side or the silver lining. You know its got to be there but you keep looking and wondering where it is hiding. I pray that you get some comfort for it.
Iam sorry to hear this news. Some things are out of our control, there is nothing that we can do, and this leaves us feeling helpless. This is the tough part of life we must all go through. Please know Iam here praying for you and your Mother, as Iam sure many others from CS are.
my heart goes out to you ... don't hold back say all you need to say .... write... cry... give it up and be with it... with her.. even in spirit if not in person... hold her like she held you once ,in your heart.
justice and fairness are just concepts we invented.... they hold no water remember we are not seperate and keep and treasure the beauty of her as this is what is very real.
This may be totally inappropriate, but I am going to regale you with a tale of love.
A young man with so many opportunities in front of him was a waster. He had attained more qualifications in his 17 years, than most people do in a lifetime. He had frittered away his immense intelligence due to a lack of guidance. His mother doted on him and in her eyes he could do no wrong. So he abused this love,and sought to cause upset and dischord in his family home. This was his only way of getting the attention he wanted. His father and him were so similar that they fought like cat and dog.
The young man felt like the world owed him a living, because he was there. No where in the grand plan had he made provision for the ensuing disaster.
The only person that would not have a bad word said against him passed away. She was 56 years young and she died of a brain haemorrhage. This was a catastrophe! Who would do his laundry? Who would iron his clothes? Who would cook and clean up after him? Who would protect him when he screwed up? His father and he had some very harsh words at her bedside, and to this day have not spoken since. His family fragmented as this powerful influence in everyone's life had evaporated.
The doctors said, of course, nothing could have been done to prevent it. But the young man was full of bitterness and anger at the world that had taken his protector away. No one could console him. He would never allow anyone to come that close again, as it hurt too much when they left him. The selfish little brute! As it happened there was a family friend who had no axe to grind, he had no agenda, not in the will and was not short on speaking his mind - to the point of being blunt.
He said to the young man, "Son, she died for a reason. She died so that you could become all you can be. Do not let her down. What did she love? She loved to travel and visit new places. She loved to read and to explore. She loved to write and tell people of the glory of the places she had seen. Dont be a disaster all your life, boy, dont let her down."
The young man still full of rancour and bitterness ignored these words, and went on his way for the next three months. Causing trouble and hurting himself and others with his unkind words, deeds and actions. But then the young man met a group of people who were going travelling. To the Loire Valley to pick grapes for 2 months. He was bored and had nothing to do so he went with them. This was the beginning of the biggest adventure of his life. For the next three years he experienced joy, and pain, he experienced love and hate. He experienced hunger and satiation. By the time he had returned to the UK, he had also discovered the joy of writing and reading again. He wrote stories about his travels, he read poetry to strange women sitting on the Thames. He learned to love himself. Now, its easy to guess who this is,but the reason for this long diatribe is that, although I dont beleive in God, and I have some strong views on religion that are not politically correct, I do beleive that from my mother dying,I could become who I am. My greatest regret was that I never told my mother that I loved her.
Its no solace to you that your mum is not well. The only thing I can say to you dont have any regrets about your mum. Make sure that you say to her all the things that you want to say. Because she will always love you, just make sure that you tell her how you feel.
As I said if this was inappropriate, I apologise. I really wish your mum well. D
hun your not being depressing your sharing how you feel.... the feelings your having are just your inner most fears. dont dwell on them too much, just try and stay strong, my heart is with you and your family... and when you need to talk just talk thats what we are all here for....
Sorry to hear about your sadness. Honey, I been there, lost my mother @ 46 yrs. old, my Dad @ 62 yrs. old and is hard to take at any age. I right now am waiting for my dear brother to pass on with cancer. No life isn't fair. But Honey please remember life goes on even thru our sorrow and terrible pain. Keep lookpng up and there will surely be brigther days. God Bless you and give you comfort during this time.
Tracy hun you know anytime you need to vent we are here afterall we are a family right
i am so very sorry about your mom and all that you and your family have been and continue to go through hun
crying can help so much it realises stress and your gut feeling if i were you and i am just sayin here maybe write her a letter telling her all she means to you truly telling her how you fell will help you
love strength and my prayers go out to you and your family
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I just got a phone call from my step dad again. My mom was again rushed to the hospital. She woke up not feeling 100% and still hallucinating quite a bit. They have her on IV's right now and I was talking to one of the nurses and her blood pressure was pretty high. I did talk to my mom briefly and she sounds so aweful. I know I shouldn't say this but for the past few days I have been having this really big sick feeling in my stomach that it won't be long till she passes. I never told anyone about my gutt feelings and I hate it. I try so hard to not think about it but its just there taking control of me. And I hate it My poor step dad was just bawling on the phone. It just tore me up inside. I havn't stopped crying since I talked to her.
Why does life have to be so freaking unfair? WHY!!
Sorry I am so depressing