Life after death, how do we cope?
By Laurelle11
@Laurelle11 (409)
Australia
July 15, 2010 5:05pm CST
I know people will tell you that life goes on after the death of a loved one but what they can never tell you is how. My mother died when I was young and I thought my whole world had come to an end but my father who I thought felt the same way ended up getting married again 8 months later. He married my mother's best friend whose husband had died 3 months before. Now don't get me wrong, I don't begrudge my father remarrying but I thought that maybe he could have waited longer than he did, not to mention the lady he married (for her it was only 3 months). Do you think it is so hard to cope when you lose a husband or wife to illness that you need to rush out and get married again straight away. What does that say about a person? How do you cope or how do you think you would cope?
2 responses
@T_Diamond (965)
• New Zealand
15 Jul 10
I am sorry what happened in the past. Your father did the right thing, I think waiting a little more would have just made him more miserable. I believe if a person is able to move on, and recover quickly from his/her loss - it means they have a zest for life.
@MONEYNEVERSLEEPS (111)
• Indonesia
15 Jul 10
I understand your feeling, also your father feeling.
well, it's not that easy to forget about someone you've love so much for a long time, but it is so lonely as well after you lose your beloved one.
so i think your father has really think carefully about his decision and come to his marriage with your mother's best friend.
at least that how i think about it.