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Surviving My Mother's Death. Part 8

     It felt like it was just a dream but more like a nightmare. That is the description of October 2019-May 2021. There are times I wake up and hope that it was just that, a bad dream and my mother is still here. The pain and emptiness that I feel seems to never fully leave, not even for a full day. I can be enjoying a TV show on Prime, watching a haul on YouTube or just shopping for decor at TJMaxx and Marshall's and in the middle of enjoying myself, there is a sense like I am missing something. MOM.

    That is OK. There is nothing wrong with missing your loved one while still trying to somehow enjoy things in Life. It is part of the normal stages of grieving. Well, at least to me it is normal. Don't ignore it but find a way to make time for both. Find a way to just BE!

Sherri M. Littleton

For Yesterday's Post:

https://sherrimlittleton.blogspot.com/2021/05/surviving-my-mothers-death-part-7.html

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