This is a Blog tells the story of my feelings about losing my mother very suddenly to an unexpected death in January 2014. I don’t know if my thoughts and feelings will resonate with anyone, but they are mine. I don’t want the blog to be too sad and gloomy. Mum was full of life and vivacity and was always smiling. She loved life and loved people. I want those sentiments to shine through. But I hope you’ll understand that I miss her dreadfully and so sometimes it will be sad, but stick with it. There will be smiles. Speaking of smile, that was one of her favourite songs.

4 thoughts on “This is a Blog tells the story of my feelings about losing my mother very suddenly to an unexpected death in January 2014. I don’t know if my thoughts and feelings will resonate with anyone, but they are mine. I don’t want the blog to be too sad and gloomy. Mum was full of life and vivacity and was always smiling. She loved life and loved people. I want those sentiments to shine through. But I hope you’ll understand that I miss her dreadfully and so sometimes it will be sad, but stick with it. There will be smiles. Speaking of smile, that was one of her favourite songs.

  1. hi darlin lil face
    see nothing that would offend & read it over over
    continue writing glad we found the recorder
    love yu
    the ol fred

    • Thank you honey. At least one of my sisters hasn’t run to the hills! I’m going to post some nice photos I took in Regent’s Park last weekend in the sunshine. Mum loved looking at the flowers and the runners etc. So sad she didn’t live to see another Spring and Summer in the park. But I will keep going, and will keep writing. I even have some new running shoes, so am going to join Regent’s Park running club and run in the park. Mum would have had a laugh to see me doing that! 🙂

  2. I lost someone so very near and dear to me a little over a year ago, and blogging helped me more than almost anything else. I am so sorry for your loss, but never apologize for your sadness. There is beauty in it, and by expressing it, especially through this blog, maybe you will find some peace. I know I, for one, would never expect a blog about this topic to always be happy sunshine and rainbows. I can only hope you will allow yourself to be as raw and honest as necessary as you work through this process. I know we don’t know one another, and I am a million physical miles away, but I am here for you and wish you hope and healing and a healthy process.

    • Thank you so much Emily. That is a really kind and thoughtful comment. I will keep writing, although sometimes it gets difficult, but I know it will help me ultimately.

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