The last time I was able to speak to my mom on
the phone was December 18th. I used to talk to my mom on the phone
multiple times a day. Every time I had a question, did something I was
proud of, wanted to share something about my kids, or just have a little
chat- I called her. Only her. She was the one who I wanted to call. I
now sit by her bed and talk to her. It's a very one sided
conversation, but I will take all the opportunity that I have. I am losing one of my best friends.
Every step of this journey has opened my eyes even more. I never imagined that my emotions could do this to me. I've had 2 kids, and experienced some wild mood swings (just ask my husband about the hot dog incident!), and for me, this is is harder on my moods.
I have turned into a complete ass hole. I am completely unable, most of the time, to find or give happiness. Sadly, this seems to happen to the people who are taking the most care of me. The people that I love the most, and appreciate more than I could ever express. I hate being this way. I don't do it on purpose, I just can't stop the nastiness from coming out of my mouth. As soon as it leaves, I realize it's come out wrong. I am so sorry to anyone that has been on the receiving end of this for trying to do something nice for me. To my husband and kids: I do love and appreciate you, I'm just having a very hard time seeing past my own grief to act correctly.
I do appreciate the help and guidance I am getting from people who have been through this. I told my husband that it's like a weird club I been put into. I told my friend Char (who lost her momma many years ago 💜) and she said "It is like a secret club that you were initiated into but don’t want to be in it". Boom! Nail hit right on the head. Worst club I've ever been a part of, but most supportive group of people by far.
Public Service Announcement #1... I am sorry in advance for snapping (or Sorry, not sorry), but I am completely unable to put up with stupid drama. Drama llamas are my least favorite animal.
Public service announcement #2... When you complain about your mom, or what she did, or how she's a pain, etc... Just remember, you have one. Only ONE, and it will not be the same when she's gone.
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