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Katie–this is such a powerful and beautifully written article. thank you for giving me a glimpse into your grief–my heart aches for you, my beautiful friend–and i send you hugs.
ReplyI appreciate your words and for reading the article Nicoletta. Your love and unconditional support has helped me more than you’ll ever know. Hugs and love to you!
ReplyOh sweet girl, I can’t imagine having to deal with all of that unknowing. It’s hard enough when you have all of the details, the details beating you up in a different way, but not knowing has to be so very hard. Sending you my love.
ReplyI appreciate your words and for reading the article Pat. Sending my love to you!
ReplyDear Katie, I can not imagine the enormity of this experience, and the longing for your Marty. I don’t know you but I feel so much love for you. I particularly love your descriptions, and the one of being in the car together, hands entwined, speaking your common language. Thank you for sharing such truth and vulnerability. 2 years is a blink of the eye. I lost my husband, suddenly, 2 years and 4 months ago, and the sense of unreality is very deep inside. You are not alone.
ReplyHi Alice,
Thank you for taking the time to read the article and for your kind words. I am so sorry you can relate to my reality of widowhood. Much love back to you.
ReplyKatie ~ my heart breaks for you, the not knowing and yet the knowing. As a widow not quite a year yet I understand the pain and the loss. The future never to be realized. I was with my husband when he died, when he said his last words, when he took his last breath. Hugs to you Katie.
ReplyThanks for your kind words Sallie. I am so sorry you are a fellow widow…a title with such a bitter sweet meaning…we have had loving men in our lives but they’re no longer here. I am sorry you too know this reality. Love to you!
ReplyKatie,
I lost my husband about 9 months ago. Everyone has a different story of how it happened-but there is a clear understanding of the pain that is left for each of us. You are an amazing writer! The happily ever after gone, the look people give you when they see you, the alone feeling that can not be filled, the safety, the security. I am sorry for your loss. Please write more!
Hi Robin,
Thank you so much for reading and responding to my article. I am so sorry to hear about the recent death of your husband and that you too know this life of “after” and widowhood. I am profoundly grateful for your support. Love to you!
ReplyI am so sorry for your loss.I can’t even imagine your pain.You are a wonderful writer.My family is facing the loss of a dear brother in law from cancer and I feel like we are already grieving.You are so right in that we never know how things will turn out.I am so sorry you did not have the life with your fiancée that you planned together.God bless you and continue to hold you close.
ReplyHi Chris!
Thank you for reading the article. I am so sorry to hear of your anticipatory grief and your brother-in-law’s battle with cancer. Much love to you and your loved ones.
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