I miss her

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There are days like today I wish I could pick up the phone and call my mother, just one more time.

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hugs, hon

I know how you feel, hon. Huggles!

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me too

Teresa L.'s picture

in 17 days, 19 hours will be the second year anniversary of mine passing, and she never knew the real me.

HUGS

Terri

Teresa L.

I know what you mean.

erica jane's picture

My mom is one of those people that is absolutely convinced that it's all about her. I could tell horror stories, but there's no real point.

I wish I'd had a real mom.

~And so it goes...

I miss her...

I definitely know what you mean hon. My mom has been gone 4 1/2 years now and I miss her every day! Thankfully my spouse and I were with her the half the day, the day she passed and we had a lovely time having breakfast, chatting, going around her yard looking at her flowers and small garden. I cherish every second we got to spend with her and especially that day!! I was doubly bless in that both my dad and my mom knew about me and gave me their love and support! That made a world of difference when I came out and later came back to our small home town to live!

You reminded me how short

You reminded me how short life is, so I just went and called my mom... its been a while since weve talked as we dont see eye to eye on my life choices. But Thank you


I never felt like this

elrodw's picture

My childhood memories are bitter and unpleasant, and a lot of that had to do with Mom. I never did forgive her before she passed, and if she were alive today, I probably still wouldn't. Some of it was vicious, such as stating bluntly when I was 6 or 7 that they wished I'd have been my sister, so they'd have their one girl and one boy - essentially telling me they didn't want me. That was the type of crap I got all the time.

I know she was ignorant of what she was doing, but it was very, very hurtful. I'm more convinced than ever that we grow up and be successful in spite of our parents, and less because of them. I doubt there's anyone out there who isn't damaged in some way by one or both parents.

Dad - different story. He passed when I was too young. I'd give almost anything to spend an hour with him now. He was stern, but I understood his very tough childhood, and how that affected him (even when I was young, I knew).

I'm envious of those who can spend time with their parents. I really am. Take advantage of it while you can.

Imagination is more important than knowledge
A. Einstein

Moms vary

Even though I'd been disowned by my parents when I hit them with my coming out double play, my mom was the one that gave me much needed support when my partner was killed. We repaired our relationship and even improved it as she came to fully understand me. She passed away in May, and this is my first Christmas without her. Everybody says it will get better. Maybe it will, I dunno. In the meantime I've cancelled my Christmas, I just can't get in the mood.

In the meantime I want to thank everybody for their kind words, I had pretty much hit bottom the other day.


"Life is not measured by the breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.”
George Carlin

I'm glad that you can miss your mom

elrodw's picture

It's hard to miss someone, but the fact that you do shows your love for her. I hope you find peace in memories of the relationship you were able to repair and of her support for you.

Imagination is more important than knowledge
A. Einstein

mom

I too know I miss my mother I lost her in 2008 just before fathers day the sad part was I could not make her funnel now my wife in bad health the kids won't call and find out how she doing they want us to call them I'm waiting for the day when she gone the only time they call her is when they want Money.