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Monday, Aug 8, 2005
Last night I dreamed that my husband was with me. I don’t really remember the dream but he was there like he had never left. He has been gone for over 5 years now and life goes on. Perhaps I dreamed of him because out daughter will soon turn 6 and will be going into Kindergarten. It’s an exciting time for her and she has so many questions about her Daddy. She makes up stories of things that they did together or she will say that her Daddy told her something. I try not to correct her too much as I feel this is a way for her to feel close to him. I remember last year when we went to visit his grave, my daughter said she “had water coming out of her eyes”. I suppose that we all have crosses to bear, and like my husband use to say “You get your hard knocks whether you’re young or your older, they will still come. You can learn from them and grow or ignore them and get beat down”. I hope that all my children don’t have to take too many hard knocks before they learn. Perhaps the dream was just reminder to stand firm and everything will be okay. He was a good husband and I’m glad we had the time together that we did. We were together 20 years and we had never separated. I think one of the worse things about the death of a spouse is the plans and dreams that you had for the future are gone. There is no one to talk to about what happen that day or what shall we do this weekend. No one to help share the burden.

I know this is a sad post but some days are that way. I don’t have many days like this fortunately  I’m going to try and apply for a job as director at the local library. I didn’t finish my degree in Library Science since I got pregnant while in college and then my husband passed away. But I feel I should try; I have some experience anyway. And if I don’t apply I definitely won’t get it And after all, this was one of our dreams.

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I understand. I had a grandfather pass away last November and it was a tough time. A just recently saw is headstone for the first time, it was really beautiful. My mother took it very hard and I know that when I'm home visiting I still expect to hear his car come in the driveway. Death is a touchy subject... I try not to think of it as a tragedy but as a part of life. People live, people die, and there's not much that can be done.
Well, I guess all I can say is just keep the memory at heart, forever.
Posted Aug 8, 2005 12:47 pm PT
I too had a recent death in the family. My uncle died two weeks ago from bone and lung cancer. I'm happy that he didn't live long because he would have really suffered. He broke bones without doing anything. Fortunetly, my grandmother came back to health after her battle with colon cancer. She had droped down to 80 pounds before they finally operated on her though. Anyways I won't bore you anymore with my stories. I am very sorry for your loss kilgore777. Mes condoléance sincères.
Posted Aug 8, 2005 3:53 pm PT
Your stories do not bore me. It is sharing that helps with grief. It just some days it comes upon me and I'm feeling melancholy. I tried to find a site after he died to help deal with grief and I could not find one. I don't know how I would have gotten through it if I hadn't had my daughter to take care of. The person I really felt sorry for after her was my mother-in-law (She's a widow). He was her only child and she was an only child. But he left behind 5 children who help take care of her. I thank you for your thoughts and condolences but truly everyone will have to go through this at one time or another in their life. It just happens to be a tough time to get through.
Posted Aug 8, 2005 7:04 pm PT
I've had that dream too. My uncle died of brain cancer and I would have a dream that he was still alive. It's very sad when you wake up from those. Bad dreams can sometimes linger throughout the day, I've found. You have to counter them with watching or reading something humorous or enthralling. Reading Harry Potter got me through a bad time--they're easy to read, the mystery pulls you in and they're have a lot of humor.
Posted Aug 8, 2005 9:17 pm PT
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