oh that poem is lovely.
yes it is really hard to find people tp talk to about how it effects your living children, as most people think they are not that affected
even yesterday, dd was cryign about ds, saying when adults die, do they do to heaven and not come back, liek how babies do not come back.
i'm glad she feela ble to talk to us and ask questions though
she also asked me to read the book, we were gonna have a baby but we had an angel instead, and she had a good old cry, but has seemed brighter today.
yet to the outside world they think shes not affected at all and she is, she had her won hopes and dreams, and now thsi has happend to all of us.
dd also feels our pain i know she does, like yesterday i was upset about what this person had said, and perhaps i was quieter than normal, and i know dd can sense my pain, despite my best efforts beacuse its funnyhow she was feeling the pain yesterday when i was
shes a fantastic girl and very caring and sensitive, but i worry alot about what long term effect this could have on her.
i ddnt want her to have all experenced all this hurt and upset, i wanted her childhood full of love and wonderful times and not to have experienced death at sucha young age
probably my biggest worry along with worrying about how do you live with this sadness forever
the two friends i know from sands, dont have any other children other than the boys they lost.
when dd was crying yesterday, i just say to her its normal to feel sad when someone we love dies, but we will love ds forever even though he is dead and he will love us too
always
and i just cuddle her and let her, let it all out
today shes some a sticking picture for ds that she wants to send up to heaven ona balloon, i think we will do that tomorrow
how are ypur other children doing?
expat, i'm sure your mind must me going wild, it feels to me like these type of anniversary are almost like reliving it all in someway.becuse you can't help but think this time last year this was happening
((()))))
have you lit a's candle?
what time do you normally go to bed?