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    16 months since losing Mum and suddenly from nowhere struggling again, dreaming most nights of her, can't understand why. It feels silly to be so wobbly again when it's been over a year. I know I still haven't come to terms with the circumstances of her death but hoped I was coping better. Today at work tho a 4yr old explained how a friend of her family had died,(someone tall and old!) but they'd fallen and hurt themselves and now they were in a box underground and would soon be with the angels in heaven. Well feeling tears coming i had to escape to the staff room feeling very pathetic.
    Just had to release hoping you'd understand Katherine xxx

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    Quote Originally Posted by together View Post
    16 months since losing Mum and suddenly from nowhere struggling again, dreaming most nights of her, can't understand why. It feels silly to be so wobbly again when it's been over a year. I know I still haven't come to terms with the circumstances of her death but hoped I was coping better. Today at work tho a 4yr old explained how a friend of her family had died,(someone tall and old!) but they'd fallen and hurt themselves and now they were in a box underground and would soon be with the angels in heaven. Well feeling tears coming i had to escape to the staff room feeling very pathetic.
    Just had to release hoping you'd understand Katherine xxx
    Arh god love you, I really felt for you when I just read your post, 16 months isn't a long time really, not when it is your Mum, I hope your good memories will help you through, I believe your Mum will always be watching over you : ) take care and sending you a big hug

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    I still go to call my Mum when something major happens in my life...she passed away 13 years ago.......it does get easier x
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    Katherine I can understand how you are feeling. It's a year next Wednesday since my own mum died. Somehow it still feels very unreal.

    Schools can be hard when you're feeling as you do - I know that from experience! Especially when wee ones put things the way you describe in your post. Take care. x
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