Hey Puhps - I keep expecting her to phone me :(
And her number(s) is/are in your mobile, you know them off by heart no doubt, little things like that are the ones that hurt the most...... the day to day stuff that seems so small.
At some point in time, you'll wonder if you should delete the number(s) or not, because you don't need it anymore, then chastise yourself for even going there. Don't. Please lovely.
It's all part of loss and the healing process our clever little brains put us through. None of what you are going through right now is pleasant, nice or kind, but it's not supposed to be, death is the one certain thing in life that will happen to us all.
Time, however, is your best friend, as well as the lovely Snail/Trin, because the fondest memories will be the ones you will never forget. Christmas is going to be hard, for you all know that and the best times will be remembered, toasted, cried and laughed about :)
When my closest friend died a few days before my 30th, I didn't delete her numbers, I waited for her to call, I missed going shopping, having her at the end of the phone, the phone with her numbers in it. I'd call her mobile so I could hear her voicemail message....
I got a new phone a few years later and just didn't transfer her numbers across. It didn't feel wrong, it didn't feel like anything really. I just didn't need the number anymore.
Sorry to hear about your MIL Shelley xxx
My mum was blue lighted to hospital today.... just after 12.30pm, I've not heard anything but my dad called (crying :( ) before she went, just as the crew were loading her into the ambulance, and said "I can't do this anymore, I need you to teach me to care for her NG feed......" I had to cut him short and tell him to go get in the ambulance.
Hopefully, they'll insert the NG when she's in there, and get an assign feeding nurse sorted for when she's home....
It's so hard because you think that no matter what, your parents are invincible. They have no mortality, they are untouchable because they've always been your parents, cared for you, shown you the way, or even if you'd been estranged, the knowledge of losing a parent, the actual act of it happening to you is so hard....
How are the DD's today Puhps? Stupid question?
Sending all my love xxx 