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July 7 was my daughter's 26th birthday. I called her as soon as she was awake to be the first to sing happy birthday. I sent her flowers and a card where she works and a card to her home. She had a really good day. Everyone at her place of work made a fuss with decorations and a cake. Her little girl who is two said she told mama happy birthday "all day long". She is precious just like her mommy. I called my baby boy and reminded him it was his little sister's birthday and told him to lie if she asked if I reminded him. It's the little things.
I broke down at work and had to call my husband to talk to - to help me through it. 3 weeks to the day is Jeremy's birthday. July 28 - the five month anniversary of his death. He would be 32. I'll try and do the right thing - celebrate his life. His birthday will only remind me of his deathday. I don't think his deathday will remind me of his birthday.
I'm still trying to reach the place where I can be supportive to others and give someone hope it gets quieter. It still hurts to breathe everyday.
I can't even think of what I wanted to write. I've been sitting here for 10 minutes and realized scatterbrained was all it was. I can't think. My head feels like it could explode sometimes with all its supposed to deal with. Jeremy is like pac-man in my head all the time - consuming all my thoughts. Silly, huh? Every thought begins and ends the same. Jeremy - blah, blah - Jeremy. I make a left turn and there's Jeremy. Look up-Jeremy. I miss him so much. I'm okay, though.
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I know what you mean. My mom died six months ago and I go through these times when I just can't think. Can' remember what I did an hour ago. And I am going to work Monday..........hope I come off as half way intelligent.....




it hurts and hurts and hurts, and anyone that hasn't lost a child has no idea how much. He was sitting at the foot of your bed, he came to whisper good night, wipe your tears away, pressed a kiss to your cheek and remind you how much he loves you - next time he visits reach out, feel him and his love, it will mean the world to you. Love and prayers, Lynette ~ Matthews mom
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Oh, Sheila - how I ache for you! It's so hard to forgive people who are behaving that badly but we just have to remember that it is from their own ignorance. I don't think there IS any getting over our children. It's amazing, sometimes, that we can even BREATHE without them. It's the pain you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy.
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