Do you understand ?

Annie, hugs, hugs and more hugs.???. (This is a bunch of roses for you) ??

Annie you know that I understand. They tell us it gets easier but I haven't found that yet. All I can say is that gradually I am coping with it better but the pain remains.

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Annie, I don't know what to say. You have made me cry with your heartfelt sorrow for your daughter. We all know hiw much you loved her, I think, we here on GN also love you for the way you have, with greta dignity, shared your love and loss. I can't do anything, but I send you {{{hugs}}} and my prayers.
As Julian of Nowich said
"All will be well, and all will be well, and all manner of things shall be well"
We never know what is in store for us, but have a peaceful day. Your family live and care for you. So do we.

Sending you hugs Anniebach ????

My heart cries every day for my Mum, I appreciate it is the natural order to lose our parents. Your daughter died in the most tragic of circumstances which must make it so much harder to bear.

Annie
Sending you , and a big cuddle. X

Annie I cannot pretend to understand how you actually feel but I can sense your almost tangible pain at the loss of a beloved daughter.
As a mum of two daughters myself a I can only imagine my feelings if I were in your situation. Those really mixed emotions of happiness that your family is OK and lovely but the continued sadness at the loss of your child will be hard to experience.

Yes I do understand Annie. Bereavement is a very long road and it's hard to witness other people's happiness, no matter how much you are thankful that they are dealing with the loss in their own way, and 'getting on with their lives'. Your loss is still very painful to you. So yes, I do understand and I'm sending you ((((hugs))))