Hey folks:
It's sad but true.
It's been 10 years today since mom's been gone. I thought I was okay, but I'm having a harder time than even I expected. I've been thinking about how much I've been through without her presence:
My son's high school graduation
My college graduation
My daughter's athletic achievements
My personal independence
These are just a few of the many things I've done without her. The good news is cancer no longer controls her body. No more pain, suffering, torture. She died at peace with herself and others for probably the first time ever. But I still miss her terribly and find myself holding back tears.
I don't know if anyone plans to respond to my ramblings. I just needed to express it in a manner that suits me. I've shared so much of my life with all of you over the last two years, it only seemed natural to share this with you as well. I hope I haven't offended anyone.
In celebration of a life lived in this life and the next:
Annah L
2/6/1927-8/17/1995
You are truly missed
It's sad but true.
It's been 10 years today since mom's been gone. I thought I was okay, but I'm having a harder time than even I expected. I've been thinking about how much I've been through without her presence:
My son's high school graduation
My college graduation
My daughter's athletic achievements
My personal independence
These are just a few of the many things I've done without her. The good news is cancer no longer controls her body. No more pain, suffering, torture. She died at peace with herself and others for probably the first time ever. But I still miss her terribly and find myself holding back tears.
I don't know if anyone plans to respond to my ramblings. I just needed to express it in a manner that suits me. I've shared so much of my life with all of you over the last two years, it only seemed natural to share this with you as well. I hope I haven't offended anyone.
In celebration of a life lived in this life and the next:
Annah L
2/6/1927-8/17/1995
You are truly missed