Lilac
Brilliant_Rock
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Thanks. I tried talking to my kids today because they do not understand AT ALL. They simply wanted to go play after we told them. They explained to me that they do not want to remember her dead because it makes them sad. I have some great photos of them with her and will go through what I have after a bit of time and frame one for each of them. It''s easier to disassociate right now than to look.Date: 12/29/2009 2:09:02 PM
Author: Gailey
Take care of you and your children and don''t expect too much of your self for a while.
I think you did a perfect job explaining it to your kids. I am not religious at all either and I felt the same after about worrying about what would happen to him. I still sometimes feel like I can feel his prescence even though I never believed in that sort of stuff before he died.Date: 12/29/2009 3:13:55 PM
Author: MC
Everyone, thanks so much for your kind words and thoughts. I find it comforting having the support right now. My husband won''t be home tonight due to all this and I''m here with my kids. Last night my husband and I tried to explain to them that their aunt died and they asked how and we said she was sick. Not really a lie in that mental illness is within that definition. The weird thing is yesterday morning, before I heard the up the news, while still in bed, my kids came into the room to do the usual petting of the cat and trying to get me out of bed, my son asked me what suicide meant! Isn''t that just the bizarrest coincidence?
Anway, yes the anger part, I know, will occur. Right now I just feel like someone has shaken up my head and it''s a blur. I''m still confused. This is the first person I''ve known to have died in this way.
Also, as I''ve mentioned in previous posts, I''m not religious (do not have an organized belief system), but I do believe we have souls and I''m so worried about that aspect of suicide and what will happen to hers. . .you know? Yeah, sorry if that goes to deep. . . just one thing I can''t get out of my head.