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Topic	It's the two year anniversary of my mother's death today...
SableWolfAngel 12/23/19 1:28:54 PM #7:	zinezinzadan posted... Pray for peace. The universe will aid you. No one deserves what you went through. You remember my story? Yes... I curse those thieves that did this to her. They better not cross my path again or else. SrRd_RacinG posted... SableWolfAngel posted... I think that's what I do at this stage. That first year was very hard, but I suppose it got better with time. Still, I'm not the same person I was before she died. I don't think I ever will be again. By nature, everything is changing and nothing is ever the same. A good book on Buddhism would serve you highly. Light Comes Through is a good one. I don't think an altered faith will bring me the type of peace I desire. MarqueeSeries posted... It was just recently the 6th anniversary of my mom's death, and the 1st of my dad's, so here's my perspective on it Its gonna get easier, but always leave a weird empty feeling, especially during times that they would be there with you. However, you may not see her again physically, but she's always living on in your memories. You carry her with you wherever you go You'll never truly lose someone as long as you keep their memory alive. Stay strong tc Sometimes remembering her is just as painful as living without her. I can't seem to find a balance between the two. --- http://www.backloggery.com/SableWolfAngel https://imgur.com/At3Hcq5 \| https://imgur.com/F1pWSAm <cite>SableWolfAngel posted [p:931966859] in It's the t... [t:78275068]...</cite> <quote>zinezinzadan posted...</cite> <quote>Pray for peace. The universe will aid you. No one deserves what you went through. </quote> You remember my story? Yes... I curse those thieves that did this to her. They better not cross my path again or else. SrRd_RacinG posted...</cite> <quote>SableWolfAngel posted... </cite> <quote> I think that's what I do at this stage. That first year was very hard, but I suppose it got better with time. Still, I'm not the same person I was before she died. I don't think I ever will be again.</quote>By nature, everything is changing and nothing is ever the same. A good book on Buddhism would serve you highly. Light Comes Through is a good one. </quote> I don't think an altered faith will bring me the type of peace I desire. MarqueeSeries posted...</cite> <quote>It was just recently the 6th anniversary of my mom's death, and the 1st of my dad's, so here's my perspective on it Its gonna get easier, but always leave a weird empty feeling, especially during times that they would be there with you. However, you may not see her again physically, but she's always living on in your memories. You carry her with you wherever you go You'll never truly lose someone as long as you keep their memory alive. Stay strong tc</quote> Sometimes remembering her is just as painful as living without her. I can't seem to find a balance between the two. --- http://www.backloggery.com/SableWolfAngel https://imgur.com/At3Hcq5 \| https://imgur.com/F1pWSAm</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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