[Gizmo1981]

Sorry for your loss

Ignore the jerks on here, They'd be wailing like a shemale prostitute having a pineapple rammed up their ass if it was one of their parents.

[Billthegravedigger]

Originally Posted by Gizmo1981 ↗

Sorry for your loss

Ignore the jerks on here, They'd be wailing like a shemale prostitute having a pineapple rammed up their ass if it was one of their parents.

I love the way you said that, that sums it up perfectly.

[Robyn728420]

:( very sorry sweetie

[bando21]

thanks for sharing this

[wujuan]

i'm sorry for your loss *hugs*

[DiamondSmiles]

My sincere condolences.

Thank you for sharing such a personal experience with us.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by edwina22 ↗

That took so much courage, im wondering if you feel like i did when i was a young boy, when my mum died. I just wanted everyone to know. As life moves on it does get easier to accept your great loss. We are all headed in the same direction.

I will assume you were a baby.

Personally, having lost my father and two brothers in three years, I don't feel it gets better and you never forget! I'm an adult and perhaps I knew my family longer, but, you seem very cold about your loss.

We all handle grief differently, and some peoples' religious beliefs help them through, but, I don't think it ever gets easier. How can you ever forget someone who was so important to you?

[BBKF]

Originally Posted by michmi ↗

Jennilee, thank you for sharing these pics of your mom, and I'm so sorry. We're traveling the same road, I lost my mom 13 days later. Some days are better than others, friend.

My thoughts are with you both!!!

[RReaper]

Originally Posted by Billthegravedigger ↗

I am truely sorry about your loss. I had to watch my mother die from cancer in 2002, and it sucks. Being so HELPLESS is one of the worst feelings in the world. Ignore the dumbfucks on here, if it was their mother, they would feel very differently.

Want a hanky ?

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by jennilee ↗

my mom was creamated. I have her ashes here with me.

My brothers and nieces and nephew split the ashes from my father so we could wear or carry them in little pill carriers. I have one in my car, which I talk to. I was lost in another state and getting frustrated one time. I asked my father to help me.

The next street was the one I needed :) I have extra ashes in my car though. The rest were burnt in a fire that killed my youngest brother a year later, but, I think that was karma for putting him a horrible hospice place so he could party. We split his ashes, too, but, his one daughter has the majority of them.