Wednesday, October 21, 2009

3 months

Its been 3 months since the death of my mom. More recently I seem to be struggling with dealing with the loss. The many things that keep popping up in head are the few days before she died. Its been hard trying not to think about those finally days but its also hard to not think about those days. She was in constant need of something or someone. She looked horrible. There was honestly nothing I could do for her except pray. I wish I could have done something to help her. Hopefully shes in a better place now. Better then where she was. I'm praying that shes not in anymore pain. If she were to see me right now I hope shes proud of me. I'm trying my best to follow in her footsteps. My goal is to be a writer. She inspired me to do what I believe in. I believed in her and her work. I will continue to write and try my best to carry on. Some interesting things that happened between me and her was the time she let me have a Halloween party. We threw this party when I was in 6th grade and people are still talking about it today. She defiantly left an impression on them. Shes known for that. Her words left an impression on many. What she left with me will stay with me for a life time. I love you mom. I hope your in your dream house waiting for me.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi Jennifer,
I am sure that the past three months have felt like an eternity.
I know, too, that you miss your mother terribly. There is no answer as to why things happen as they do. When we lose a loved one, it is not a time for reason, but a time for faith. I have faith that your mother's pain and suffering are over. You have to have faith that you will someday be reunited with her and you will know the joy and happiness she is now experiencing.
I was at the NCI earlier this week and I could not help but think of your mom and how hard she fought against the disease. Please try to take comfort in the fact that everyone tried very hard to keep her with you. Be strong. You know that is what she would want you to be.


Mark Origer
moriger@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

Hi jennifer,
I know what you are are going thou.
There is not a day goes by that I don't see your mom's face, And feeling so helpless, saying to my self what if! was there something more I could have done, But I know in my hart that She didn't want you to see her that way. She wanted you to remember her like she was, full of life, And I know there is no more pain, God is taking care of her now, And you will see her again, And she is looking out for you, PS. Look for the BIRD.

LOVE, Todd