True! True! Learning to live in acceptance about grief is one of the most painful but rewarding things you will ever learn in life. Trust me! I know from experience. I began my lesson in April 12th, 1987. The day I lost my dad in a car wreck. The best advice I can share with anyone is,,, feel your feelings no matter how much it hurts, or how uncomfortable it may be. The sooner you feel what you are feeling the sooner you move to the next grieving process. The pain will never truly go away. However, you do learn how to live with that pain and cope without hurting yourself and your loved ones in the process. A very dear friend of mine once told me. Donna there is only one thing I know for sure in this life. I said, yes, Bowan , what is that? He replied, that one day we are all going to die. Those words changed my life. Not in a bad way. The reality is just that. One day we are all going to die. Everyone has their own beliefs there after. I just found some type of relief in that statement. Some type of comfort. Cherish your relationships big or small. Dont be afraid to say, I love you! Tomorrow is never promised. Never underestimate the power of death. Thinking of family and friends of my very dear friend Tim Dalton. Be strong. Love hard! And to thy own self be true. Tim now knows everything. The only fool is the one who is fooling themselves. I have no idea why that just came out of my mouth. However it did and Im going to go with it. I think maybe Tim has spoken. Wow. That was different. Real but different. Thanks Tim. #FATHEAD! LOL
Posted on: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 07:27:48 +0000
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