Back again, thanks for being so welcoming. I have been reading th e beginning of this thread and some others on bereavement topic today whilst at work
ssd I might phone cruse back. I can relate to everything you said, I was meant to go out to meet some old workmates tonight but decided not to, I just though sod it, I can't be arsed putting my cheery face on. Think its for the best at the moment.
snowflakes I agree with what ssd said, "until you've been in this position you haven't got a clue as to the enormity of it all" I really don't think my friends understand it. I can't understand you being pissed off, don't feel bad about it. I have one friend whos dad died when she was a teenager, she 'gets' it more than other friends who haven't lost a parent. I remember when people found out at work, the people who were nicest were people who'd experienced the same thing. Thats quite rambly hope it makes sense...
t875 I'm sorry about your mum, sounds similar to my dad. Thanks for asking me to write a bit about him, I will do one day soon. I think speaking to cruse over the phone sounds good, the lady you spoke to sounds lovely :)
mummylin good luck over the next few days, I'm sure you'll be glad when its all over. I think its lovely you said that to the woman whos dh died, she must have felt relieved in a way. I have started trying to bring my dad into convos more too.
Thanks for replying everyone, sorry I couldn't write more but I will try and keep up with thread.
My dd is 2 in a couple of weeks and I have the present my dad bought her to give her, he must have bought it at the same time as her 1st bday present. It guts me that she won't know him, he loved her so much and was always taking photos of her when he came to visit, we do have lots of photos of them together (thanks to dad!)which is nice.
Our family situation was a bit complicated, maybe I'll bore you all with it one day, but that makes things difficult too. Anyway sending out
to you all, night ladies.