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8/10/2023 06:21:59 am
Dear Margaret. I wish I could say I have no clue what you're saying, but I lost my brother to cancer over ten years ago. I also wish I could tell you that you'll get over it. But you won't. The pain eases, but the missing never goes away.
Margaret
9/6/2023 08:44:58 am
Dear Elizabeth, please excuse the delay in responding to your thoughtful post. We are still traveling currently in Canada as we make our way back towards the desert for the winter. I was fortunate that both my parents were not alive to hear my eulogy or to be by his side when he passed. Today is one of those days where my grief is too big of a wake my boat can handle. I'm not good with how vulnerable it leaves me feeling. One moment of grief at a time. Take care and thank you. 9/6/2023 05:30:50 am
I am so sorry you are going through this. I have been blessed not to lose a sibling. I can't imagine. Going through 'the change' at the same time is brutal.
Margaret LIndgren
9/6/2023 08:57:06 am
Dear Melissa, thank you for your comment and your thoughts. Being by his side when he passed was a blessing and also remains the biggest emotional challenge of my life. But I'm glad I was there above all else. It's a bumpy road that has taken me, willing or not, to a new level. Leave a Reply. |
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