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Comment on A year by rena

rena — Sat, 04 May 2013 03:14:28 +0000

I wish I could have been there, but no one told me until it was over. I know how you feel and I feel sad too for myself. We were very close. Malcy my sister died May 9, 2008 at 52, she and your dad were such good friends. He came to her memorial service and got down on his knees to put her ashes in the ground with tears washing over his face. The last time I saw your dad was at Dean and Deb’s wedding, the last time I saw you too. I love you alot Andie.

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Comment on the last shot by Lisa Young

Lisa Young — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 03:16:54 +0000

Alex,

I can honestly say that 17 years after the loss of my Dad I no longer have pain about the loss but it took a really long time. I know it was over five years for me before the feelings were not so raw. Your Dad was so awesome and I know you were so close that it hurts for a long time. I am so sorry. I know the pain of the loss you feel for your girls is almost as great as what you feel yourself. It is okay for the photos to sit for as long as you need. Sometime it will bring you joy to go through them but maybe you need more time. I am glad your faith brings you such comfort. We love you.

Lisa

Comment on “If Only’s” by anjee

anjee — Fri, 13 Jul 2012 20:26:23 +0000

you better not get off the social media . haha. and i love the blog. i love you girlfriend…i miss ya. you are beautiful…:)

Comment on At Last by Pooh

Pooh — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 07:19:07 +0000

I am sitting here past midnight when i should be sleeping, reading your blog and watching your wedding highlights crying my eyes out. And laughing occasionally. I miss him too. Your wedding pictures and this video are amazing treasures. I love you. xo

Comment on To my dear family and friends by Michelle Lewis

Michelle Lewis — Sun, 03 Jun 2012 19:31:47 +0000

Alex,
I wish you lived closer to me so that I could be there for you. My heart just aches for you and I wish I could tell you that the pain goes away fast but the truth is you will always miss the ones you love. But I believe their souls never leave us and that we find them sending us love daily if you look for it. When their favorite song comes on at just the right moment, when you see a rainbow on a sad day, when your children hug you out of the blue. Above all I truly believe they visit us in our dreams. When my grandma was dying (as the nurse in our family) everything… Every decision was put on me. It’s was a heavy thing to carry and I let her die with dignity and grace. Still it didn’t change how I missed her. But my children ( who loved her dearly and she them) talked constantly about how she visited them in their dreams. Many people scoff at it as just dreams but I disagree. Heres a true story…Lauren had entered a national dance competition and really wanted to win. The night before the awards my grandma visited her in her dreams. Lauren told me how she hugged her tight, told her how very proud of her she was, and that grandma said she would indeed win first place. My husband laughed it off when she told us but Lauren walked away with first place that next day. Dream or reality? I say reality I say proof that the souls of those we love never leave… Never truly die. ((hugs))
Michelle

Comment on To my dear family and friends by Don

Don — Sun, 03 Jun 2012 16:02:26 +0000

Alex,

I know how you feel losing someone you love is not easy. When it is a parent it is just that much more difficult. The one thing that helped me get through this tough time is to remember this. God gave me a great gift, he gave me two loving caring parents. When I a sad and hurting I think of the child who does not have two loving parents. The child that has a parent walk out on them, it the ones who a abused. When you hurt, thank your dad for the love he taught you and pass it on to your children.

The second thing I think about when I have a bad day is remember it is a celebration. When I grieve and hurt I stop and tell my self stop feeling sorry because I hurt and be happy that Nana and Bumpa are happy together with god. I celebrate their life, and I thank them at least ten times a day. When I get in a car I pray for their safety, and when I get home I thank them for their protection.

Give it time Alex. People say it will get easier it doesn’t but it gets better. When you hug your kids, thank your dad, when you get through a hard day, thank your dad. I love you and I am here for you if you ever need to talk.

Comment on GriefShare Journaling 2 by anjee

anjee — Tue, 29 May 2012 16:48:30 +0000

I love you girl. Brings tears to my eyes. I am sorry you are hurting. You are in my daily prayers!

Comment on back to work by Lisa Young

Lisa Young — Sat, 26 May 2012 05:20:51 +0000

Alex, I have felt almost everything you are feeling. I really do understand the overwhelming pain you are speaking about. The only thing I do not remember it the feelings of guilt that you are talking about. I think I am feeling a little that way about the situation with my Mom right now. She is so bad off I don’t think she will be able to be in her house much longer and I am not sure I will be able to care for her. I feel guilty about that but I don’t mean for this to be about me but for it to be about you. I know you know in your heart that it is not reasonable for you to feel guilty. Your Dad would not want it and your Mom and sister do not want it either. Please don’t feel guilty. You have been though such a tough time and it is hard for a long time after loosing someone so near and dear to you. I am so sorry. We are here for you guys. Come whenever Michael feels up to another allergy attack! Lisa

Comment on this is rough by Sam

Sam — Sun, 20 May 2012 00:06:26 +0000

I think all your words are beautiful.. Thank you for sharing.

Losing a loved one is rough, honestly losing my Grandmother was the hardest thing I’ve ever dealt with and still deal with almost daily. I can NEVER imagine having to deal with the lose of my father.

I wish I can say that there is a time where it gets better but it is always hard that they aren’t there to call or to share a special moment with. It’s been over two years and it still tends to smack me in the face at the most random of moments that she isn’t here and my heart breaks all over again, just like it did two years ago.

I know you are incredibly strong, and your faith and communication with God seems stronger than ever, so lean on that and trust in that. Also know as I do that that person is there with you more now than ever….

As always thank you for sharing

Love you

Sam