Wednesday, December 13, 2023
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Forever forever
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, there's no timeframe, the way each person process things differ. Anytime I remember my late brother, I sometimes feel like he travelled and would soon come back, after some hours I'll come back to reality that he's gone forever, at that time I always feel sad and probably shed some tears even though it's over 13years.
ReplyDeleteSame thing I told my twin yday. It feels like our sister travelled. And sometimes it feels like I am dreaming, and when I wake up, she'll be here.
DeleteYou nail it
DeleteNot easy
I call it wound that refused to go 😭💔
From my experience with my mom death, it take time,
ReplyDeleteSix months.
ReplyDeleteThere’s never enough time
ReplyDeleteChoc Noir 🍫
30 days
ReplyDeleteLife time
ReplyDeleteNo duration, as it pleases the individual.
ReplyDeleteThere is no time frame, but we should not allow the process consume us.
ReplyDelete🤔🤔🤔,it depends on the individual,my wonderful sister in-law died 14 years ago,the pain still fresh.😔😔😔. She didn't see my last two kids and it hurts. She was about to get married,when she died. She loved and pampered me,like the young bride,I was. No stupid seniority. Continue to rest in perfect peace,big sis🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
ReplyDeleteNo time limit. The wound never heals, one just learn to live with it.
ReplyDelete😢😢 one thing i know for sure is that they will forever have a place in my hrt ! Next week makes it one year I lost my younger brother !
ReplyDelete🤗🤗🤗
DeleteAs long as you need
ReplyDeleteTo me, there is no time frame as the pain does not go away easily but if it is like officially mourning (wearing dull clothes, not socializing, staying indoors) 3 months.
ReplyDeleteDepends on the love they shared
ReplyDeleteEveryone griefs differently. It could take some people longer than expected.
ReplyDeleteUnlimited time
ReplyDeleteIt differs from person to person. One can't really say how long, don't just stop living cos the person won't also want that for their loved ones .
ReplyDeleteAs long as you feel is enough
ReplyDeleteNo time is enough, we mourn and heal differently, it might take A 6 months to heal while it takes B 2 years to heal.
ReplyDeleteAs long as possible
ReplyDeletePeople mourn differently, depends on how much the person means to you
ReplyDeleteI think there should be a time frame. Everyone grief differently.
ReplyDeleteThe pain of loosing a dear one in death doesn't go away easily. 15th of December this year will make it 19years that I lost my mum and each time I remember it the pain still feels fresh.
ReplyDeleteThe grieving process varies for everyone, and there's no set time nor timeline for mourning: it is a highly individual process. It's important to allow yourself the time needed to grief the impact or reality of ones loss, to heal from the shock or anguish and seek support when necessary for your sanity.
ReplyDeleteWe should recognise that everyone copes different and our capacity to absorb pain is dependent on how strong or weak our resolve is.
It depends on one's relationship with the deceased
ReplyDeleteOne can never heal from the death of loved one, but no matter how long you grief, you still have to find closure.
ReplyDeleteForever
ReplyDeleteI don't believe there is an appropriate time frame for mourning. I get over lose very quickly, too quickly to some people. Nonetheless, I will not judge anyone who mourns for a prolonged period of time as my weak
ReplyDeleteI think it depends on how dear the person was to us. I will always remember the person during All Souls Day but I won't put a stop to my life.
ReplyDeleteIt may take a very long time.
ReplyDeleteJust like yesterday but it is almost a year since your demise. Love you dad and I miss you.
We all react to things differently. So it depends
ReplyDeleteWound that refused to go.
ReplyDeleteNo time frame for me,each time I remembered my loved ones,I feel bad and my mood change instantly 😢
It depends o, so long as we keep remembering the person.
ReplyDeleteThe pain never goes away
ReplyDelete💯
DeleteIt never
DeleteForever
ReplyDeleteForever.
ReplyDeleteWe cannot stop mourning our loved ones because our memories of them can never fade away as long as we live. We can continue to honour them by living right and upholding what they represent.
ReplyDeleteRIP to my dearest Dad, it's been 26 long, painful years. Your memory is evergreen 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Such a stupid question
ReplyDeleteThe pain doesn't go away. Still can not get over the death of my son. I am doing all I can to leave with it but the tears won't stop.
ReplyDeleteAs for long as you remember.
ReplyDeleteSome wound never heal. Even with time. Rest in peace Mmasinachi Andre. I saw you grow until 9months. May God console us your parents.
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