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Lost my mom, how to deal with it.
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<blockquote data-quote="Rare40th" data-source="post: 16257950" data-attributes="member: 143608"><p>[USER=112601]@slow06[/USER] I gotta admit man that was a pretty tough read. Gave me a reality check to stop and think what would happen if I lost either of my parents. Closest thing I came to that experience was my Uncle Rich. Him and I shared a lot of common passions (Mustangs, racing) practically spent every weekend together. Kinda like a dad without the title in a way. He passed away in 06 in his sleep. The night before I had called, my oldest brother and my nephew were at his house hanging out, he had told them they were digging through junk drawer boxes that had titles to all sorts of cars/bikes he owned and said "One day when I'm gone you guys will be going through this mess" 8 hours later he passed. </p><p></p><p>The grieving you are experiencing seems normal. You have an amazing looking family and they are there for you. So be sure to hang on them, they'll understand and grieve with you. </p><p>Like others said try to find hobbies and activities to keep your brain distracted. I can relate to the phone call situation as I used to do the same thing for a long time after Rich had passed. My other aunts and uncles have recently done the same after my Uncle Bill passed in January just to hear him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rare40th, post: 16257950, member: 143608"] [USER=112601]@slow06[/USER] I gotta admit man that was a pretty tough read. Gave me a reality check to stop and think what would happen if I lost either of my parents. Closest thing I came to that experience was my Uncle Rich. Him and I shared a lot of common passions (Mustangs, racing) practically spent every weekend together. Kinda like a dad without the title in a way. He passed away in 06 in his sleep. The night before I had called, my oldest brother and my nephew were at his house hanging out, he had told them they were digging through junk drawer boxes that had titles to all sorts of cars/bikes he owned and said "One day when I'm gone you guys will be going through this mess" 8 hours later he passed. The grieving you are experiencing seems normal. You have an amazing looking family and they are there for you. So be sure to hang on them, they'll understand and grieve with you. Like others said try to find hobbies and activities to keep your brain distracted. I can relate to the phone call situation as I used to do the same thing for a long time after Rich had passed. My other aunts and uncles have recently done the same after my Uncle Bill passed in January just to hear him. [/QUOTE]
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