Looking Back (24)

Jun 4, 2011 6:37 AM CST Looking Back
MimiKate
MimiKateMimiKateDublin, Ireland15 Threads 3,666 Posts
hem23: Thank you Annie
I am sure you are right


Hi Hem, really sorry to hear of your losshug I can't imagine how difficult it is for you, living away from home and not being with family at such a devastating time.

Coming up to my own mums 2nd anniversary, I wasn't here when she passed suddenly, something I don't think i'll ever get over. But I can say, although the empty feeling doesn't leave you, it does ease in time, and one day, when thinking of her, you'll smile instead of cry.

teddybear
Jun 4, 2011 6:40 AM CST Looking Back
anniebaby: I just found a blog i did when my mum died, totally forgot about it and it kinda brought a tear to my eye well maybe a little more

aint it amazing how we find stuff and think god did i say/do/write that

anyone else find stuff like this

here is my first entry into that blog

forgive the spelling and so on

sadness editdelete
November 22, 2009 at 3:24pm

its three weeks ago today that i lost my mum and it getting harder if anything.

it all happened so fast i was up for mid-term with my little girl to see granny and we came home on the wednesday, i was talking to mum on the phone on friday nite and the next thing i know is i'm getting a phone call from the nurse to say mum is ill and going to hospital in sligo, i was in kildare and if i'm honest i dont mind the drive down to sligo only the overriding need to get there as fast as i cud and even then it wasnt nearly fast enough for me. i'm sure that some drivers thought i was a mad woman on the rd but if only the knew why?

i phoned the hospital about an hour into the drive to be told by a man (nurse/ doctor i''m not sure) that mum was quite ill and that i needed to get there the fear took over from there and i was like a demon on the rd. about half an hour from the hospital i phoned again to b told that mum was in ICU wasnt waiting on that detail at all. i got there and no one took the time to warn me wot it wud b like. wires wires and machines i sat there in stunned shock and then i started to feel sick omg i had to get out of there as fast as i cud





i feel i have to write this but not fit to do it all now so mayb 2morrow i will do some more between the tears and the heartbreak it might help me come to terms wit it all


What was the point in this thread? Your looking for sympathy right? Ok then I'm so so sorry for your loss, unfortunately death is a part of life
Jun 4, 2011 7:39 AM CST Looking Back
hem23
hem23hem23Ipswich, Suffolk, England UK23 Threads 1,760 Posts
MimiKate: Hi Hem, really sorry to hear of your loss I can't imagine how difficult it is for you, living away from home and not being with family at such a devastating time.

Coming up to my own mums 2nd anniversary, I wasn't here when she passed suddenly, something I don't think i'll ever get over. But I can say, although the empty feeling doesn't leave you, it does ease in time, and one day, when thinking of her, you'll smile instead of cry.


Thank you Kate teddybear
Jun 4, 2011 8:44 PM CST Looking Back
if i frustrated frustrated frustrated
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