letting go of someone that died

@luisaR (452)
Philippines
January 16, 2013 3:26am CST
5 years ago, my grandma died, until now, I am mourning, I cannot let her go yet,sometimes I still cry. A week ago, I lost my sister...I love her dearly...It's hard letting go...it's just so hard...these two women are the ones I have loved the most...How do I deal with it?
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@iva75cpb (729)
• Bulgaria
16 Jan 13
I am very sorry for the loss of your loved ones. It's very, very hard and I know for sure that time can heal only partually the wounds from such a loss. The pain may dull, but hardly disappears because these people have meant a great deal to us and after they're gone, no one and nothing can fill the emptiness. Take your time to grieve freely, this is the best painkiller. Don't try to hide it and don't supress it. Sooner or later, you will feel a bit better, just enough to move on. The goog memories and the sorrow - they will alway be there, it's inevitable.
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@luisaR (452)
• Philippines
17 Jan 13
thank u iva... yes, grieving freely is d best painkiller...thank u
@iva75cpb (729)
• Bulgaria
17 Jan 13
You're welcome, I was talking from my personal experience. Heads up and don't fall apart, that's most important.
• Philippines
16 Jan 13
Well, sometimes we need to understand that there's nothing that lasts forever. Moreover, you should also know that these people that you love are in a safe place now, where God is the one looking out for them. You don't have to worry about their safety anymore. Where they are, I'm sure they're the ones worrying about your safety.
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@luisaR (452)
• Philippines
17 Jan 13
i guess u are right front, I don't want them to worry about me wherever they maybe...yeah nothing lasts forever.why life should even wear off, something I don't get sometimes...
@GreenMoo (11834)
16 Jan 13
I'm so, so sorry Luisa. I don't think there is any way to speed up the grieving process. Time may not heal wounds entirely, but it dulls their edge.
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@luisaR (452)
• Philippines
17 Jan 13
thank u green...I guess u are right...
@suzzy3 (8341)
16 Jan 13
All I can say is how sorry to hear your sad news.Try to rely on your friends for comfort.Make sure you eat properly,exercise and keep busy.Make sure you sleep well.Time will help you get over this terrible loss.Have you got any days owing from work.Try to get some rest and talk about it maybe to your doctor or priest.Take care of yourself.
@luisaR (452)
• Philippines
17 Jan 13
thank u suzzy...I will get some rest and make sure I watch my health..thank u.
@mikyung (2232)
• Philippines
16 Jan 13
It is really hard to lose someone we loved. I lost my mom becasue of cancer, 2 decades ago and until now I still long for her care, love and attention. I think, it is human nature to grieve most specially no one can ever replace that vacuum. I think, you need to share your thoughts to someone close to you. Pray for her soul. I think, in time, you will be able to accept the fact. Good luck.
@luisaR (452)
• Philippines
17 Jan 13
thank u mik. I lost my mom to cancer too when I was 6 years old. then grandma and then sis,cancer too...whew...I'll give myself time to grieve...
@bhelle76 (353)
• Canada
16 Jan 13
I am really sorry to hear that... Yes it's true it is very difficult to accept the reality that someone in your life is gone forever. I experience it personally when my father passed away on August 2012. Until now, I am still crying and wishing he still alive so that I can hug him and tell him that I love him. It is so painful but that's life. What we can do is to pray to our Heavenly Father for the blessings of acceptance. I hope someday!
@luisaR (452)
• Philippines
17 Jan 13
my sympathy goes to u too bhelle... thank u. they are gone but never forgotten...
@bhelle76 (353)
• Canada
17 Jan 13
I know... in my heart my father is always alive. Everyday, I missed him! May he rest in peace in God's place.