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Subject: Prolonged Grief(disorder)

sisfreak2017 18.02.20 - 01:56am
It never leaves and why should it. Hopefully you wouldn't want to just forget that person. We just learn to live with it. * +

birdy 18.02.20 - 03:16am
Someone not existing anymore is a huge thing. I don't think you should put pressure on yourself to stop feeling any kind of way. You said yourself, it isn't every day anymore. That's progress, and seems to show that you are already getting somewhere, if you do if fact have prolonged grief disorder. I say already, because six years isn't even a long time in my eyes. What Mikey said about living how they would want you to, and so that you can honor them in a world they are no longer in, is a good place to start, maybe then the way you feel will start to change. It's worth a try. Your life is still there to be lived. * +

1tel 18.02.20 - 02:23pm
Wow.Thanks alot guys for the pieces of advice.I will never forget my Mum. * +

sisfreak2017 18.02.20 - 06:49pm

Regarding our own Mothers: Nor should any of us. * +

jiggyxx 20.02.20 - 08:31am
I lost my dad 32 years ago this year.

The grief still sometimes knocks me sideways and I suppose it always will.

I read something about grief being like the ocean, sometimes it is calm and sometimes it is like a tsunami, hitting you with full force.

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birdy 25.02.20 - 03:18pm
Bumped for junejok. *

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