My heart was taken from me yesterday, & I helplessly have no way of getting it back. Mike's life, as we knew it, was taken from him yesterday. Mike went into cardiac arrest yesterday morning, & although there was a lengthy effort to try to save him, we didn't get the result we so overwhelmingly desperately desired. I've loved Mike with all of my being, more than ANY words could ever express, & will miss him every single minute of the rest of my life that I'll no longer be able to share with him, MY BEST FRIEND EVER!!!!! My life has been SO VERY blessed for having him as I did, & although there are no words possible to express the deep grief & mourning that I'm feeling for losing him, I'll be FOREVER eternally grateful for the love he reciprocated to me. There will never again be such a great & wonderful man as Mike. He's been loved by every person who's ever had the pleasure to meet him. Although our wish was for his pain to leave his body by means of recovering his health, nevertheless, he is no longer in pain. I thank all who ever cared about Mike, for all who've known him have known he cared deeply for everyone else. Nomatter how he felt, he never hesitated to ask everyone else, "How are YOU doing?" I don't know how I'll EVER be able to say good-bye to him. Rest in peace, my beloved babe.
Thursday April 9, 2009, 5:44 am
Thanks for caring, neesan. I'm having a terribly hard time dealing with this. Mike was only 48 years old, & we had expected & very much anticipated growing old together, & seeing our 2 granddaughters, (who needless to say, were very close to their Grandpa), grow up. I've never felt so helpless in life before, due to the respect that I can't bring Mike back.
Thursday April 9, 2009, 11:17 am
Kathleen, you have my deepest sympathy and empathy. Mike was just a year older than I am, and I am in desparately poor health and terrible pain myself. I know that there are no words at a time like this that will help, but please know that I'm here for you, if there is anything I can do. I mean that, my friend. I don't know if you are a woman of faith, but turn your mind and heart to the Lord Jesus Christ, and He will give you the peace of heart and mind that you need right now. Please, do not hesistate to contact me if I can be of any help to you. God bless you richly, my dear.
Thursday April 9, 2009, 5:57 pm
I AM SO VERY VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR LOSS KATHLEEN. I KNOW THERE ARE NO WORDS THAT CAN REALLY HELP IN A TIME SUCH AS THIS. I WILL HAVE YOU IN MY PRAYERS DEAR. LOVE AND HUGS, DEB
Saturday April 11, 2009, 2:36 pm
You don't know me sweetie, but I know how it feels to loose someone that feels like was a part of you physical "being". I did not think I would live threw it at times. You are doing the best thing, expressing how you feel... no matter how anyone else reacts, what they think, etc.... they are you're feelings. Grief takes as LONG as it takes. Take things minute by minute if you have to. I found myself unable (or it very difficult) to compete the simplest of tasks, loosing things, having memory problems---it is just our grief, and our psyche trying to work things out. It is sort of like how when we eat, all the blood goes to our stomaches...
If you need to write, I will correspond with you. I went through mine pretty much alone, I blogged... and had support here. God bless you sweetie. I don't sleep much... I'm on a lot. I am not the kind of person to say some thing I don't mean. :) gbullard@peacemail.com
Sunday April 12, 2009, 11:07 am
Kathleen,
My deepest sympathy. At such a time i know nothin dat i wud say wud really help. I jus want u to know dat ul always be in my thoughts n prayers. I completely understand wot it feels like to lose someone so dear to you. I wish you all the peace u need.
Warm hugs,
Anushka.
Upon pre-admission
testing for a procedure
to remove a salivary
gland, Mike, the man I
love, was diagnosed with
stage IIIa non-small cell
lung cancer; i.e.,
adenocarcinoma, of the
right upper lung in June,
2008. Following this
diagnosis was 19
radiat...
When a soldier comes
home, he finds it
hard.... ...to
listen to his son whine
about being
bored. ....to keep a
straight face when people
complain about
potholes. to be
tolerant of people who
complain about the hassle
of getting ready fo...
Friends and family of a
28-year-old mother who
disappeared nearly a week
ago are fasting and
praying for her safe
return as volunteers post
thousands of fliers with
her image on it.
Susan Powell was reported
missing Monday under what
police are call...
When each step of your
journey and each prayer
spoken on your behalf,
you are drawn closer to
the One Who planned good
things for you.
How does prayer help you
along the path? Why
is it essential to
finding your wings?
Augustine of Hip...
There is a weather
advisory coming up here
from Colorado
We call the Colorado Low,
meaning 'storm'
Ontario will see its
first major winter storm
beginning Tuesday night
with snow and strong
winds. Northern Ontario
could experience severely
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Strength and tenderness
make a unique
combination! We are
tough yet tender, every
day. We maintain
strength in the face of
adversity and help carry
our loved ones through
rough times. And,
if they stumble or need
support, we're th...
Merry Christmas!
I am doing better but
still nor out of pain. I
will be back next year to
post on my groups. I hope
everyone is doing great!
Until next year. Patt
Tribute: Wounded Warriors by Sherri G.
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I would like to make it
known that all the
wounded have a need this
Holiday Season and indeed
all year round for
continued support
financially and
emotionally
for their
recovery. Many may
not know the sacrifices
made by our military and
th... more
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Tribute: An Empty Space by Liz M.
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— There's an empty space on
our platesWhere two tiny
feet once stood,A
redundant bellAnd an
unused perch.Precious
memories are all we have
leftSo Goodbye little
friend,Fly away to a
special place in our
hearts... more
Dec 9
Tribute: Die mitweltethische Erfassung der Pflanze by gerold f.
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Die mitweltethische
Erfassung der
PflanzePlädoyer
für die Anerkennung
der Individualrechte der
PflanzenNicht erst seit
den Backster- Versuchen
der 60er Jahre in den
USA, die nachgewiesen
haben, dass Pflanzen
empfinden, gibt es
sensible Mens... more
Tribute: The Path To Home by Thomas P.
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window to make it easy
for you to find Home.
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Tribute: my roadie luv by Saurabh T.
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— I stilll feel the joy
that i had from you in
frfiendship, loyalty and
play.Also, the pain in
your demise.How i wish
that that truck never had
hit you. I remember that
even in your death you
were sensitive to my
feelings - your body
showing little evid... more
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