Posted by Billy Shafer on December 30, 2012 at 05:43:04 from (173.184.40.239):
In Reply to: Getting over it posted by Farmallmaniac on December 30, 2012 at 00:42:55:
I just went to my mothers funeral yesterday. She died Christmas Eve. So I can say I know how you feel.
Nothing wrong with missing your grandmother. Don't know why she passed. But most likely nothing you could have done to prevent it. So don't beat yourself up about it. You will never get over it. You just need to adjust your life to it.She will always be with you.
When my wife died in 04. I sat around for about a year. Feeling sorry for myself.Until a friend told me. She is gone from this world. Nothing you can do to change that. Get on with your life. Got back into my normal way of living and over time things got better for me.
So that is what I would tell you to do. Get back into life. I would guess she would be upset if she knew you were. Sitting around feeling sorry for yourself. Get back into life. Meet people,do things that would make her proud of you.Think about the good times and bad the two of you had together.Think about her cooking good or bad.The things she did for you and the things you did for her.
But I think the one thing she would want from you. Is to get on with your life. She will always be with you.Do things that would make her proud. She will live on through you.
If you need to talk you have friends here. Email me if you want to talk.I can give you my phone number
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