I think I remember your thread peach and your dear husband’s very sudden passing.
I’ve no words of comfort - I’ve not been in your shoes. Your worries seem normal to me though. You have known a happy love and the loss of that love feels as though it is making you flounder. When it has been you and your Mike, a partnership - a pair - to not have joint responsibility for things must be giving you the wobble now and again.
But I want to say I think you are marvellous. How strong must you be to pick yourself up and carry on after such a loss?
And your worries for your daughter prove that you are still doing what you would be doing if he were still here. He would have had the same thoughts. She will look at you and know it is ok not to be strong all the time - which is strength in itself.
She will feel his love in all you do in your love.
Your family and friends will not tire of you. True friends won’t. Family doesn’t. His parents will always need you - and you will need them. You are each the link to him you know. You can talk and laugh and cry and share and think of him with love. No one will feel that depth of love so keenly as you and them.
I think some, way more qualified than me, said on that first thread that sometimes even the professionals just can’t ‘do enough’ and sometimes it is just the time. So please try to know that.
Love? In its own time. I hope it comes for you. It will not be the same but it could be wonderfully different in its own way.
Take all the hugs you can meantime as physical touch is important and can be so comforting.
I’m waffling - desperately clawing for words to soothe you. I can’t find them.
But I’ve got space for your worries and will stuff them down beside me.
May a sleep being you some peace for a while. You are doing marvellously. You are. You really are.
Goodnight godbless. x we’ve got you 🌻