Is it normal crying
By mari123
@mari123 (1861)
China
June 22, 2007 8:39am CST
Losing someone you love is so painful, especially if that person was an anchor in your life.
My mother died five years ago .I let myself grieve and knew that no matter how bad it hurt ,time would gradually ease the sharpness of my sorrow.
This is what has really be done.I always remember her but I rarely cried about her loss.
Time had cured me a lot.
Today ,however ,as I was tidying a drawer I came across some personal things of hers.
Then I started crying for more than an hour.Then ,even when I stopped I had the feeling of loneliness so
strong that I became a wreck for the rest of the day.
Is it normal for me to cry like a small child for my mother who died five years ago.Is it normal for a woman like me ,married with three grown up children?
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3 responses
@GuateMom (1411)
• Canada
22 Jun 07
Of course it´s normal, she was your mother! You will probably find yourself reacting the same way in another ten years if you come across more of her stuff. It is really hard to lose someone close to you and especially a parent. The grieving process is never completely over, you will always miss them.
@helldweller (53)
• China
22 Jun 07
of course! When you meet some problem in your life you need the support of those dearest to your heart.you feel sorry cause they will never stand by you.
