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When does it stop?  

marysia4u 68F
12968 posts
12/15/2016 1:31 am
When does it stop?


When does the pain of loosing someone you love stop hurting?

I've been through the first birthdays, now I'm about to go through the first Christmas.

It's been almost nine months, and I miss you so much.



TB5758 65M/67F
577 posts
12/15/2016 2:12 am

Time heals all but it does not make it less painful. Our heart goes out to you. Do things that bring you joy and enjoy each day to its fullest.


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/15/2016 2:28 am

    Quoting  :

Thank you.


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/15/2016 2:34 am

    Quoting TB5758:
    Time heals all but it does not make it less painful. Our heart goes out to you. Do things that bring you joy and enjoy each day to its fullest.
Thank you for popping in and leaving a comment.

Live goes on and and we must will life life to it's fullest.


Heathen_G 65M
7974 posts
12/15/2016 5:03 am

For some, the pain just doesn't stop. Instead of anguishing heart ache, the loss can affect a person in other ways, as time goes by.

So the importance of community. Some think , if they can just find a lover to attach to, but that won't work because they have to mend first.

The more people a person has actual sensual [meaning you talk to them, touch, listen] compassionate contact with, the better for a person.
This helps to heal a person, helps to get them through loss, and prevent further physical , mental damage.


ghostrider1544 68M
251 posts
12/15/2016 5:23 am

I am not sure it ever goes away .For me it's not so much pain , but a hole ,a piece missing. You catch yourself thinking "i will phone them or I will stop and see them" ,but they just aren't there. It's a sense of not being real. Hugs.


sexysixties2 106F
39750 posts
12/15/2016 10:16 am

It never goes away completely...there is still a hole in my heart following Paul's death. It gets easier but there is always something missing. Huge hugs.

"Age does not protect you from love, but love, to some extent, protects you from age."

~~Anais Nin~~


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/15/2016 11:39 pm

    Quoting Heathen_G:
    For some, the pain just doesn't stop. Instead of anguishing heart ache, the loss can affect a person in other ways, as time goes by.

    So the importance of community. Some think , if they can just find a lover to attach to, but that won't work because they have to mend first.

    The more people a person has actual sensual [meaning you talk to them, touch, listen] compassionate contact with, the better for a person.
    This helps to heal a person, helps to get them through loss, and prevent further physical , mental damage.
Thank you for your helpful reply.

I'm glad I have a good group of friends that are always there for me. Some are on here and others i see quite often and have known them for years.

Only time will help, it was only a few months ago I lost him, so will take a while.


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/15/2016 11:43 pm

    Quoting ghostrider1544:
    I am not sure it ever goes away .For me it's not so much pain , but a hole ,a piece missing. You catch yourself thinking "i will phone them or I will stop and see them" ,but they just aren't there. It's a sense of not being real. Hugs.
Thank you for popping in and leaving a comment.

He is a big missing part.

He died two weeks before his birthday, and I still thought I'd better get a card off to him.

It will be the first Christmas I won't be sending him a gift. so yes, it might take a lot longer before it feels real.


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/15/2016 11:48 pm

    Quoting  :

Thank you for popping in and leaving a comment.

For some reason he came to mind last night and I was a mess. I cried myself to sleep, so I know how you feel.

I love your idea of one more angel looking over you. I'll try to tell myself that next time I go to pieces.


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/15/2016 11:50 pm

    Quoting sexysixties2:
    It never goes away completely...there is still a hole in my heart following Paul's death. It gets easier but there is always something missing. Huge hugs.
You're right, it will never go away, just hopefully gets easier. for you too.


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/16/2016 11:31 am

Thank you. All hugs are welcome.


Han54boat 71M
11637 posts
12/16/2016 12:53 pm

As the firsts go by, it will be easier each year but they never leave your heart.
Be easy on yourself.


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marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/16/2016 4:53 pm

    Quoting Han54boat:
    As the firsts go by, it will be easier each year but they never leave your heart.
    Be easy on yourself.
He will always be in my heart.


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/21/2016 10:32 am

    Quoting  :

Thank you for your lovely reply. The wound is still far too real, but yes in time it will ease.
Here's some for you too.


Pixie_11 51F
2594 posts
12/23/2016 3:22 pm

If you are still hurting after nine months the the loss must have been significant.
In which case it's going to last for a good while still.
And, TBT, it doesn't ever really stop. You simply learn to live with it.

{{{hugsssssss}}}

***********If you have a yen to get" Up-a-Tree," Then it's just a hop-and-a-skip to get down with Meeee !


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
12/23/2016 3:30 pm

    Quoting Pixie_11:
    If you are still hurting after nine months the the loss must have been significant.
    In which case it's going to last for a good while still.
    And, TBT, it doesn't ever really stop. You simply learn to live with it.

    {{{hugsssssss}}}
Nice to see you. Not seen you in a while.

I think it's going to take some time yet. He was very special.


hotdreamer1000 64M
12409 posts
1/4/2017 9:21 am

I think everyone deals with it in their own different ways and on different timescales. But for me, while there is always some sadness there in the background, after a while you tend to find it easier to dwell more of the fond memories, and less on the emptiness. I think if you want to you can help yourself get to that stage quicker by consciously working on it,, but not many people would manage it in 9 months. I hope you work it out though.

A very wise person once told me that while it still hurts, the best way to deal with it is to try to be the person they loved.


marysia4u 68F
15417 posts
1/4/2017 10:25 am

    Quoting hotdreamer1000:
    I think everyone deals with it in their own different ways and on different timescales. But for me, while there is always some sadness there in the background, after a while you tend to find it easier to dwell more of the fond memories, and less on the emptiness. I think if you want to you can help yourself get to that stage quicker by consciously working on it,, but not many people would manage it in 9 months. I hope you work it out though.

    A very wise person once told me that while it still hurts, the best way to deal with it is to try to be the person they loved.
Thank you for your lovely comments. It will take a while to get over, but as time goes by, his passing will go into that special place in my heart where the others are stored, gone but never forgotten.


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