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When ever I am sad, the VERY first person that comes to mind is my mom. When I am happy and I want to share good news, I think of my mom.
 
But my mom left March 24th, 1998. That's a very long time. Too long. And like so many others who lose a loved one, I never got the opportunity to tell her I loved her. That is sucha a horrible feeling. It seems to make the loss feel that much more deep.
 
Mom was such a good woman. She grew up with a very strict mother, and very loving father. Her Dad wasn't around, he was self employed in a very busy business. Her mom, had to have the best of the best, keep up with the Jones', as the saying goes. That also included her kids. And this behaviour from Mom's Mom? Well, it could have very well been the reason that my Mom was chronically depressed all of her adult life, a prescription drug addict, and her brother a full blown alcoholic. I suppose I do come by my own issues naturally. (I am bipolar, food and possibly a prescription drug addict??)
 
My Mom was ALONE when she passed away. The cororner or ME said that her cause of death was an overdose. Had to be accidental?? There was no note. She was only 56. It's the being ALONE that I have the issue with, and it just tugs at my heart stings even now, after all this time. So many times I have put myself into her bedroom, in her overcrowded apartment to try to feel what she was feeling when she left. Am I sick for doing this? I can't help it, I feel the NEED to feel...
 
I pray she is somewhere better...pain free, drug free and smiling. This is what I hope. Will I ever get to see her again? Can she hear when I talk to her when I am all by myself?
 
I love you Mom.


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  • uniquely-ironic said on Jan 13, 2009....
    I'm sorry for the loss of your mother Twighlight.  She sounded like a wonderful woman and parent.  While the pain of loss dims, I wonder if the missing part ever does.
  • Hegemone said on Jan 13, 2009....
    I'm very sorry for your loss.  I don't think it's entirely strange that you try to put yourself in your mother's position, get an understanding of what was going on in that moment.  You weren't there, and as you said, you didn't get to tell her you loved her first ... you have a lot of unanswered questions, unfulfilled needs, etc.  So that is your natural way of trying to take care of those things.  Despite her issues, she still sounded like quite a wonderful woman to have had in your life.  While it may not realistically hurt any less, you will, little by little, resolve your curiosities about it and come to peace with whatever you know.  But who knows how much time that will take ... I'm still muddling over some parts of my grandma's death.  Heck, even last night I found out a couple of new things about her.  While it hurts that she's gone, I'm just happy she's not forgotten.  Take care Twigh!
  • lovetheresarose said on Jan 24, 2009....
    Twighlight-

    The pain in knowing, you never said the words of love before she left, is something that can only decrease as time, and maturity(I'm not sure if maturity is the right word here but something along those lines) will take in it's course. I am so absolutely sorry that you are going through those things..a nd if she had an addictive personality that some how in a lesser (at least that's what i gathered) than it's up to you to break the cycle.. and I have a feeling you will. I am going through a similar phase in my life with mothers, as I have a biological one and an adopted one. I can't even begin to type the pain that I feel in a different way, but oddly so similar to yours. Maybe it could help a little if you read my blog(s) on my mothers.. who knows? You are life will begin picking up it's own pieces, find that new ones may fit better in the long run. Good Luck . Truly
  • beautifuldreamer said on Sep 24, 2009....
    I'm sorry to read about your mother.
    I lost mine 2 years ago.  She and I were very close and I miss her every day.
     

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