Life after Picks

[rimmel11]

I lost my gorgeous vibrant mother to this disease. She left us Dec 2016, aged 62. We had been on the journey a fair while... official diagnosis in 2010.

I'm 32. I really miss my mum. I'm sad, just really sad, because I really loved her just so much and I feel so robbed. But I'm also greatful, without her I wouldn't have the compassion I do.

But as much as she's made me more amazing... I still want her here. I want her to see me get married, to hold and grandchild or to smile upon us for the accomplishments we achieve.

I want my mum, that's all, and no one can take that longing and pain away

 

[Andrew_McP]

The nights can be long and lonely, can't they.

Your Mum would be proud of you. Take care of yourself.

 

[Grannie G]

Special people leave a big hole in our lives @ rimmel11

It sounds as if you and your mum had a wonderful relationship and it is continuing even now. I hope you will be able to feel her presence at all your milestone events, even though it will be small compensation for having her with you in person .