Jenny, as a fellow “half-orphan” for over a year. I am glad to hear you speaking more about your Mom. As your healing process continues I wait for the day you will be able to use some of the recordings of Bunny in the show. I miss her calls into the show. She was some woman!
Just read the article from Donna, wow!, she’s a great communicator. I’m so ashamed, my Mother is still here and I’m so unappreciative of her sometimes. I guess I need to do some serious soul searching and make every effort to show my love and gratitude to her. You both are enduring a hurt that I haven’t known and I truly am sorry for your loss. Namaste.
Thanks for sharing this…My mother’s ONE YEAR anniversary is weds, march 4th…..she also passed of pancreatic cancer…..ugh I can’t believe a year has passed…i still think she is going to walk in my front door….
Thank you for posting this. Your writings about your grief have helped me have insight into my cousin’s grief. Two weeks ago, she lost her mother to cancer…17 years after she lost her father to cancer. You must know how we feel about cancer. We are all grieving and it helps to read about yours and know how, if possible, I can try to comfort her. Thank you.
Great post Jennifer! Thank you for sharing your grieving process….I agree with Jean….it’s been 10 months for me and I still expect to see her walk through my door, or to call me. It’s just so damn sad! Your pics of your mom are lovely. Love to you – take care.
Wow, I am sorry for your loss, more then I understand why, but I was @ a home warming party this weekend, and I had a spill of alcohol, and remembering how u had that heart shape on your birthday, I had the same thing happen on the chair my hubby was sitting on next to me, after cryin about how it got on his new jeans, i looked down, and there was a heart shaped “wet”spot. Maybe some connection, since I am always saying to peps how much I love Martha&Lexus, lol. Well, I have my own “mom” issues. Still Love u guys,
ASHLEy
Jennifer, thanks for the article. I am a “full” orphan as of December 6th when I lost my mom. She was the last one of 8 brothers and sisters. I lost my dad 2.5 years ago. I don’t have any siblings so it’s really hard to know how to act and what to do. I find myself crying often, although it is getting better. I have wonderful friends and cousins. I have been packing up and donating her stuff lately. I just feel strange not knowing if I am making the right decisions. I think I am and I hope I am but who knows for sure. It sure is a journey! I appreciate hearing your thoughts as well as those of others. Love listening to you 2 each day!
Awe crap….. I’m crying at work. I really appreciate you posting this article though. I lost my Mom almost 5 years ago. It’s still hard sometimes but I see signs of her all the time….. especially in my daughter’s face! Love you guys!
-Al
That article was excellent and profound. We are more alike in this world than we care to remember. Thanks for sharing this.
Hi Jennifer! Thanks for posting the article I sent. It just reminded me of you and your grieving. I hope it was helpful.
Love you!
Jenny, as a fellow “half-orphan” for over a year. I am glad to hear you speaking more about your Mom. As your healing process continues I wait for the day you will be able to use some of the recordings of Bunny in the show. I miss her calls into the show. She was some woman!
Just read the article from Donna, wow!, she’s a great communicator. I’m so ashamed, my Mother is still here and I’m so unappreciative of her sometimes. I guess I need to do some serious soul searching and make every effort to show my love and gratitude to her. You both are enduring a hurt that I haven’t known and I truly am sorry for your loss. Namaste.
Thanks for sharing this…My mother’s ONE YEAR anniversary is weds, march 4th…..she also passed of pancreatic cancer…..ugh I can’t believe a year has passed…i still think she is going to walk in my front door….
Thank you for posting this. Your writings about your grief have helped me have insight into my cousin’s grief. Two weeks ago, she lost her mother to cancer…17 years after she lost her father to cancer. You must know how we feel about cancer. We are all grieving and it helps to read about yours and know how, if possible, I can try to comfort her. Thank you.
Great post Jennifer! Thank you for sharing your grieving process….I agree with Jean….it’s been 10 months for me and I still expect to see her walk through my door, or to call me. It’s just so damn sad! Your pics of your mom are lovely. Love to you – take care.
Wow, I am sorry for your loss, more then I understand why, but I was @ a home warming party this weekend, and I had a spill of alcohol, and remembering how u had that heart shape on your birthday, I had the same thing happen on the chair my hubby was sitting on next to me, after cryin about how it got on his new jeans, i looked down, and there was a heart shaped “wet”spot. Maybe some connection, since I am always saying to peps how much I love Martha&Lexus, lol. Well, I have my own “mom” issues. Still Love u guys,
ASHLEy
Jennifer, thanks for the article. I am a “full” orphan as of December 6th when I lost my mom. She was the last one of 8 brothers and sisters. I lost my dad 2.5 years ago. I don’t have any siblings so it’s really hard to know how to act and what to do. I find myself crying often, although it is getting better. I have wonderful friends and cousins. I have been packing up and donating her stuff lately. I just feel strange not knowing if I am making the right decisions. I think I am and I hope I am but who knows for sure. It sure is a journey! I appreciate hearing your thoughts as well as those of others. Love listening to you 2 each day!
Awe crap….. I’m crying at work. I really appreciate you posting this article though. I lost my Mom almost 5 years ago. It’s still hard sometimes but I see signs of her all the time….. especially in my daughter’s face! Love you guys!
-Al