--Hi I can tell you that what you are feeling is very normal. And all
the confusion is to be expected. %There is no one way to Greive over
your childs death. You must take things sometimes one second at a
time. The life you have now is all new to you and it will take time
to sort through all you feel. If you need to chat or just want
someone to listen write me Beth- In
mourninglossofachild@yahoogroups.com, SHAMONT HAMER <s.hamer@s...>
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> First off, I lost my daughter, Sarah, on Thursday, February 19,
2004 at 10:25 p.m. and I seem to still be stuck in that moment.
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> I do not know how to start, I have so many feelings and emotions
that are inside of me and I do not know how to express myself. The
people the I have come in contact with have been supportive but at
the same time seem to want me to be fine and ok with what has
happened and I am not.
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> They tell me that I have been through it and God will help you, but
you have to trust Him and believe that He will help. How do you
trust and believe when, in the past you did and what you thought
would happen didn't.
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> I know who God is and He has been in my life for many years, but
right now I am in this moment, I don't want to think about the good
things that He has done, or the blessings that are in my life. Right
now I am focused on the baby that He chose to take from me and to
understand how I can continue to love, trust and believe that He will
do what is best, even though He does, that is just not what I want to
think about right now.
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> I am hurt and frustrated and I don't know who to turn to, my
husband is wonderful and is there whenever I need him, but I still
feel alone and lost and I don't know what to do.
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> Don't Believe everything you think!!! (bumper sticker)
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> Shamont C.Hamer
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