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I miss my mom so much and I'm finding it so hard to go on day by day knowing that she's not around anymore. I miss talking to her; seeing her and just having her around. I still can't believe that she's gone for good.
I love her very much and wish that she was still here but not sick like she was; just being here healthy and in our lives for a very long time.

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I miss my mom so much and I'm finding it so hard to go on day by day knowing that she's not around anymore. I miss talking to her; seeing her and just having her around. I still can't believe that she's gone for good.
I love her very much and wish that she was still here but not sick like she was; just being here healthy and in our lives for a very long time.

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Aw, I'm sorry. :(

I'm very sorry for your loss. I lost my mom a little over 2 years ago and I still miss her. :(

I'm so sorry,Hope you to get feeling better soon. :(

:( very sorry.

My mom died almost a year ago and I am still not even close to being over it.

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I'm very sorry. :( I hope the pain goes away soon. :hug:

I can relate. I lost my mother when I was 8 years old. I still miss her, but I know now she is in a better place and is at peace. May God be with you and your family at this time.

i know the feeling. my mom died from cancer when i was 13. i'd be looking around the house and thinking, she's never coming back, it's only the three of us from now on. i actually got readjusted to life in about a week but i know if she was still here i wouldn't be as miserable as i am and life would be much different. however, i'm kind of relieved to have her death over with. i don't think i've had to go through so much worrying and stress in my life. whenever my dad called the hospital to check on her, i'd be so scared she'd died. and when i found out she did i actually wasn't surprised, but i was still in shock and couldn't believe it.

i know the feeling. my mom died from cancer when i was 13. i'd be looking around the house and thinking, she's never coming back, it's only the three of us from now on. i actually got readjusted to life in about a week but i know if she was still here i wouldn't be as miserable as i am and life would be much different. however, i'm kind of relieved to have her death over with. i don't think i've had to go through so much worrying and stress in my life. whenever my dad called the hospital to check on her, i'd be so scared she'd died. and when i found out she did i actually wasn't surprised, but i was still in shock and couldn't believe it.


i'm so sorry.

i'm so sorry.
Yeah, I know. :(

I can relate. I lost my mother when I was 8 years old. I still miss her, but I know now she is in a better place and is at peace. May God be with you and your family at this time.
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:( very sorry.

My mom died almost a year ago and I am still not even close to being over it.
sorry :(

So sorry to hear your pain. I understand what you're going through - lost my mother in '96 and we had been very very close. She was really ill for a long time, but I still miss our heart to hearts. Doesn't matter how old you are when you lose them I think. And I still wish I could pick up the phone at least. Honestly - I still talk to her sometimes though (of course when no one's around!!!) and I feel her with me.

Rest assured though that she's finally at peace and out of pain and suffering. :(

My mom died about 4 years ago. She was in her early 80's lived a good life but I miss her too. I now am working on her family's genealogy. I wished we had talked more about her background so I would have knowledge. She knew more about aunt and uncle so and so. The time you get interested in something, the person you want to talk to is gone.

Oh Im Soooooo Sorry about you all guys. Really. I'm sooo sorry. :crying:

My mom died about 4 years ago. She was in her early 80's lived a good life but I miss her too. I now am working on her family's genealogy. I wished we had talked more about her background so I would have knowledge. She knew more about aunt and uncle so and so. The time you get interested in something, the person you want to talk to is gone.
That is so true. There is so much about my family history that I don't know becasue I didn't ask when I was little,and now they are all gone.

That is so true. There is so much about my family history that I don't know becasue I didn't ask when I was little,and now they are all gone.
That is so true. When I was little my Grandmother used to tell me all sorts of stories of when she was little and although I remember some of them, I wish I was older so I would have learned more about my family history. She died quite a few years ago so my memory is sketchy. My mom told me some things of when she was little but their are so much more that I don't know.

My mom told me things but as a youngster I had no interest in learning about "old people." As I do the genealogy, names she mentioned I am learning about. Also I have so much time on my hands and I am cleaning out boxes with all the information collected over the years. Much of moms side of her family all lived within an area of 15 miles.
An area of the graveyard has info of past relatives. Opposite is my mom and dads gravesite. I get a little weepy when I go to graveyards.
So my thoughts are with anyone who has lost a loved one recently.

That always happens! Our parents and grandparents try to give us the family history when we're younger, but when you're that age you could care less - they're just old or dead people to you then.

You don't appreciate it properly until you're older and then so often its too late. I sure wish I had recorded the stories and family history my parents told me. I'm now scrambling to get what I can from my 84 year old aunt, but know there's gaps that I'll never be able to fill in.

Too bad parents don't write it down instead of telling us when we're younger so that we will have a record of it for when we can appreciate it.

Today it should be easier. Get a audio recorder, a camera, a camcorder. Put in on and just gab. edit out dull portions and you have memories.