I hade a dream where I stood outside, and my mom was there. She noticed me and asked me what I wanted, but I'm not sure if I answered. Then I think she went inside.

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I hade a dream where I stood outside, and my mom was there. She noticed me and asked me what I wanted, but I'm not sure if I answered. Then I think she went inside.

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Thinking about my mother’s death makes me very existential. I wonder if she is still something, like if she is still concious.
I hate thinking about the possibility of people someday not existing. If this is the case, then I feel bad for not helping my mom as much, not avoiding thoughts out of fear. Even worse, I hate the thought of myself not existing, and that possibility makes me wonder if life is even worth living. But I do want to live, and I guess that’s all that matters.Â
Thinking about my mother's death makes me very existential. I wonder if she is still something, like if she is still concious.
I feel bad learning lessons from my mom’s death.Â
― Carrie Pilby (2016) Carrie: I just really wish everything…could be like it was before.
Me right now.Â

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It was easier to accept that my mom was dead on the day she died than it is today.Â
Maybe it’s because the day of felt like a nightmare that would be over soon, but now I’m actually living with the after affects and she’s still not here. I don’t want to accept a new way of life.Â
It was easier to accept that my mom was dead on the day she died than it is today.Â
My friend is also going through hopelessness for other reasons. All I want in life is hope, is that too much to ask?
I’m beginning to question whether life is worth living because everyone dies in the end.Â
I feel like my mom is somewhere watching my every move, but also feel like that’s a lie to make me feel better. Besides, I’m not sure if I want her to watch me all the time anyway. Though I do hope she still exists, and is conscious in some form.Â

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I keep hearing sounds and keep thinking it’s my mom.
I hate this.
My mom just died, and I'm feeling this piercing coldness, could this be spiritual or strictly physiological?
My sincere condolences for the loss of your mom. Grief and loss are so painful, and I really hope that you’re hanging in there. Grief takes time to heal, but the intensity of this pain won’t last forever. As you’re healing, know that I’m sending much love your way.Â
I have heard of physical coldness resulting from grief–I believe a psychosomatic thing, like the need for warmth and the lack of that causing you to feel quite cold. It could be something spiritual, but most likely it is from the mental and emotional pain right now.Â
Wow I think I’m experiencing them same thing! And yeah I do have a tendency for psychosomatic things with stress.Â
My mom’s birthday is coming, and earlier I planned to make a present where I could just convey all the good she has done for us. But of course she had to die before her birthday.
I wasn’t really connecting with her or any of my family for two years. It’s a long story, but short version is, that I became a hypochondriac, thought this house was killing me from asbestos, and blamed it on my family. I then recently found out that I did not need to worry from that. Of course I needed some time to adjust, and was slowly working towards trying to get closer to my family.
At college, she wanted us to call her, and talk about our lives, and I was happy to do it. I was imagining calling her, and thought it would be good for me to spend time with her.Â
I also wanted to maybe get her a counselor/therapist, and help her make friends, and live a life independent from us, and out dad who is unfortunately cheating.Â
But no she had to die. I wasn’t expecting it, and neither was she. Ugh I’m so mad! I was really planning on doing things with her.Â
People shouldn’t ask how you are unless they really wanna know. I’m so fucking tired of people expecting me to say I’m fine. If you can’t handle the truth, don’t ask.
- Grieving Young. (via grievingyoung)
I also hate that I'm not sure what to say. Like the worst possible thing that could've happened, happened. I mean yeah I'm sure I'll move on, and I don't think I'm at risk for killing myself. So I'm okay considering what happened. But is that really okay?
I thought that I was afraid of my mom, but the truth is that I am afraid of authority. I couldn't wait to leave my parents for college so I could be free, but now I just want my mom back.

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I felt a strange, piercing cold sensation right after I found out that my mom had died.Â
I’ve been crying on and off all day. I will need to compartmentalize my feelings if I want to be productive. So this blog will be where I think about my mom’s death. Other than that I will try to focus on other things.
I am happy that I am confronting this grief head on right now, when I usually avoid problems. Though I’m sure I’ll go back into avoidance land soon.