James. We've been together most of our lives. I can't imagine taking a breath without him.
I understand, My neighbor has just lost her husband they were together for 35 years I found it brave to continue she has no choice but I imagine her pain.
It's awful and I always ask myself this question: how do people do to live after the loss of the beloved?
We've been together 36 years. He's lucky I didn't murderize him a couple times.

I would have said the same thing about my mom. I couldn't imagine breathing without her. I lost her a couple years back. I learned to breathe but it was the hardest thing I ever had to do. I am lucky I had James and the kids and grandkids. They help with the pain. And you have to go on or lose out on other sweet and imperative things in life. Like a grandbabe throwing a spoon of babyfood green beans in your daughters hair.
Sorry for the loss of your mother ... I'm sure I have a big problem when my mother dies, I would say I have to prepare myself in advance to try to survive.
You have a beautiful family that is precious.[/QUOTE
I just don't know Dalia, that you can truly prepare for the loss of someone that important in life. I mean, financially sure. But I don't know about emotionally. I can't see much difference between those I know that lost someone unexpectedly and those that saw it coming. I'm kind of in the middle, because she'd been through a lot and sick for sometime. But I'd been taking care of her a few years and she was as fine as she could be when she left me. It was a shock. I had plans. I had things to say still. I had things to share with her yet.
Thank you for sharing with us, with me I'm not ready, I really dread it, but I have already lost my father, my brother.
But my mother, I'm going to fall, and I do not know if I'll be able to get up.
My father was very sick the doctor told us to prepare for his death.
That's what we did but when he died I cry for three days without stopping almost my mother it will be infinite I think