Healing from Grief, Loss and Death of a Loved One | Powerful Motivation Video

For those who have lost so much. For those who have been put through more than your fair share of suffering. For those who have been beaten down by life time and time again. For those who feel weak and tired from torment. I just want to say, you are brave. You are strong. You have gone through so much and are still here. You are a survivor. A fighter. And if you can get through all that you've gone through, you can get through anything. You've got this. Be patient with yourself. Be kind to yourself. And don't forget to love yourself.
In this KZbin video, I share how we can all get through these most difficult times of loss in our lives. Whether it's a person, a pet, or a breakup, these devastating events can change us forever. May these words bring you some solace and meaning. Peace and love.
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[@ToddPerelmuter]

If you or a loved one are going through grief, my new book, Grief and Spiritual Healing: Surviving Life After Loss, is out now on Amazon. I wrote this while going through my own tremendous loss, and I hope that the words will bring you some peace, comfort and healing. Available at a.co/d/hdnp1qS For more on death, grief and loss, the documentary, The Miracle of Death, is also on KZbin. Watch at kzbin.info/www/bejne/bV66coCLrc-fkLecttps://kzbin.info/www/bejne/bV66coCLrc-fkLc

[@ferdinandbarrientos8654]

My son died 4 days ago, Im very much in pain, I dont know what to do, I cant accept the realization that his no longer with us, Please heal me oh Lord!😢😢😢

[@browneyedgirl1542]

I’m so sorry for the loss of your son. I lost my boy too 2 months ago. May the lord show us the way through because I am at a loss of what to do.

[@christasumner4020]

Praying for you both

[@ferdinandbarrientos8654]

@@browneyedgirl1542 Im sorry for your loss too brother! 🥲♥️🙏

[@SourBNU]

Praying for comfort

[@beatrixduplessis7472]

I am so sorry you lost your son😢. My son died on 18 November 2022. The space in my heart where he was torn from is still there, still painful and empty. I'm used to the the grief now, it is part of who I am. No words can comfort you, just know, you are not alone ❤

[@Lonezewolflonewolf]

When my mom died about two years ago, the whole concept of life changed for me. The Joy and happiness of life just filtered away. Its not as bad now, but it was at a point in life where I felt like I was the camera, watching everyone be happy. While I was there, recording the happy memories of others.

[@Supportdog2020]

Grief is the price you pay for for love when you lose that person and the stronger the love the stronger the grief stay busy

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@mmm-cs7tb]

You’ve put it so well. I feel like I’m observing people being happy while I just look on and remember I won’t have that joy again. But I want to

[@michelerivera3055]

The healing process can only be accomplished if we accept the reality we will never see our loved one again in this life. I lost my husband, my best friend after 50 years. When you’ve known someone that long you don’t know how to exist without them. Loving someone as long as I had him was the greatest gift he gave me. Positivity can help to accept what we cannot change.

[@user-wg1ed1ze8s]

Beloved, the good news is that we will reunite with our past deceased loved ones in Heaven. Even more mind blowing is that God will fulfill his promise to create a new heaven and world where we will live and Jesus will walk with us for 1000 years. It’s all throughout the Bible. The only requirement is that no one can enter the kingdom of Heaven unless through Christ the Lord and accept him as Lord and Savior. Repent of your sins. That’s it. Praise God! It’s going to be alright ❤

[@farhaan_1]

I lost my grandfather yesterday after he got a cardiac arrest, before getting cardiac arrest, a month ago, he told me that his chest is paining a lot and it is hard to breathe, he told this thing to his sons but they did not take it serious and I am regretting so much right now that I wish I could have taken him to the hospital but I didn't. I'll always regret. Please everyone reading this comment, pray for him

[@Wookinpanub235]

Praying for you. Please dont have any regrets. We cannot predict any future events but yes we can learn from them the hard way just as the people that coined that phrase. “Learning the hard way” is such a great lesson on learning how to be a teacher to others for instance, your Grandkids. You will have grandkids yourself some day What will teach them? What will you do with them? Will you teach them how to build a lean to from a boyscout manual? Will you teach them how to weld? Will you teach them how to rip a board on a circular saw? Will you teach them basic gun safety and then take them hunting? Have you taught yourself any of these things? Do you learn all about the things you can possibly do yourself from books? This is what I did at a young age…a young married 19 year old that married his absolutely gorgeous and incredibly smart high school sweet heart. We learned so much from reading how to books. We became proficient at everything and saved sooooo much money from doing things ourselves, doing without cable tv and creature comforts and being debt free for most of our adult lives. I had a wonderful 33 yesr marriage before cancer took her but in the meantime I invested in my kids and taught them skills I learned on my own. I grew up without a Dad and had to be a man from a young age. I was the youngest and most neglected of five boys without a Dad and as a free range kid I had friends, mostly from divorced homes , the 80’s were like that. We raised eachother, us kids. We learned right from wrong, we learned respect , we learned creed, we policed eachother, we had fiistfights and were best friends the next day. We built bicycles by piecing together three parts bikes into one. We made mistakes , we learned the skills and strengths of the orhers and everyone had their duties based in their craft. It was a great way to grow up. It made us men at a young age. We all had stories, we all had pains, some of us were spoiled and some abused but we dealt with it. We learned from it and we passed it to our kids. I just had one of my adopted daughters send me a fathers day card thanking me for teaching her all the tricks and how to use all the tools. She often shares with me every time she buys a new power tool. She just got a new table saw and shes teaching her Son how to use it. My wife was also a teacher. She went from a nurse tech to a LPN to A RN to a NP and was the first To get her Doctorate of nursing at the college she got all her other degrees at. She even became a professor of graduate Nurse Practitioners all while fighting stage Iv colon cancer. My role was to take care of her, run the household, run my own mobile mechanic business and take care of our two adopted grandkids that we recently adopted. When she died I had zero time to grieve and handled so much red tape I sometimes thought I was going to die from stress. Its getting better now but now that I can relax more I find myself really grieving her and missing her badly. I keep looking to see if I can find a letter she may have left for me to Give me some sort of closure. This is really hard but Im doing it and Imm getting by like I always did. I KNOW i will see HER AGAIN.

[@farhaan_1]

@@Wookinpanub235 Great words!!. I hope things get easy for you as well :)

[@ruchis.13]

😭

[@ttacs85]

I thought of getting a grief counselor. I lost my grandparents and Dad recently. I can hear their voices and have voicemails from them. It makes me cry. I keep thinking of good memories with all of them. And I got angry at myself for not talking to them all sooner and not seeing my Dad sooner. Ugh it’s so hard. My heart goes out to everyone on here. May you comfort and peace. God bless. ❤

[@sunshinewithin435]

The rug I had been walking on for 29 years had been pulled out from under me last week. Suddenly there is no routine, no caring for her, and no existence of my beloved Mummy in the house. Just sitting with a feeling of emptiness😔 and a huge gaping hole in my sad heart. I miss you Maa 💞😢

[@Armyz]

I feel your pain. I'm sorry for your loss, i lost my mum 3 weeks ago the pain is surreal. But we need to be positive. They would want that

[@sunshinewithin435]

@@Armyz I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Wishing you peace during this difficult time. Thank you for your support and kindness 🙏

[@Anangelfromabove]

You’re not alone in the missing and the pain. That’s one thing we have in common even as senates. We are not alone.

[@coolnamebro]

Grief teaches us that everything is impermanent and encourages us to be kind to people while we have the chance. When we resent grief, we fail to learn how life works.

[@betinabinah1825]

Awesome comment

[@etherealbutterfly]

Profound!

[@sonjalillard114]

I lost my father because of the pandemic last year. I couldn't get to be with him in his last moments and it is haunting me everyday. I hope he is in peace wherever he is 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@ImTJandMJ]

same, my boyfriend died and I was in another state looking for our new place while he tied up loose ends back home. he died and none told me because we were so private with our relationship and I missed the funeral and didn't know he passed until weeks after trying to ge in touch with him. idk what to do anymore. Hope your feeling okay today. love and light ✨️❤

[@mokositorus5071]

Even if you was there, as long as you love him deeply it will keep haunting you.. I lost my loved one, my fiance, everyday I stay beside her for fighting cancer.. In her last minute until she is gone, I was beside her at the hospital, I huged her, feel her body, smell her from warm to cold body.. But it still haunted me every day, it really² hurt me so deeply. Sorry for my bad english

[@chichi4757]

Hi, I genuinely hope you’re doing okay. My dad passed away because of covid, it was during lockdown and I lived in a different place. I didn’t get to see him in 4 months. It has been years and I’m still suffering from it everyday. I hope he is in peace too.

[@lorenzonotarianni1667]

I have been a full time caregiver for three years to my father that is very nearly 95 years. He has severe dementia. He is now slipping away in hospital. in these 3 years I woke up with him had breakfast with him, lunch, dinner, watch TV, do crosswords, have small altercations, laughs, jokes, walks, do some gardening together, reminisce together. In these three years I would assist him with medications, when he was ill, I would see to his tax papers, I would clean him when he had " accidents" and I did all this giving up my job. He is tatooed on my skin now. The simbiosis complete. Now he is slowly shutting down it will take a hell of a lot to get past the pain and sense of loss. From Italy

[@jman3254]

My father was my best friend and I was with him nearly every day of my life. He died two years ago at the age of 85. We were so in sync with each other and so alike in most every area of life, that it was like losing a twin when he died. It was unbearably dark for me for a month afterward, then I found myself again, somehow, but was still in a very lonesome place for about a year, of deep anguish. Then it slowly got to be less traumatic, even though I still have a little panic or anxiety some days, briefly here and there. And there is not a day that I don't think about him multiple times each day, but its not a haunting nor an obsession like it use to be. There was nothing I could do to recover from it, even though I talked to God about it all the time; but I didn't ask Him to make the pain go away, because I felt like if He did, that I would have turned my back on Dad and didn't need him anymore. I didn't want my dad to end up like nothing more than a character I had read about in a storybook. The grieving definitely had to run its course in my case. I couldn't just snap out of it. And the crazy thing is that I have lost all sorts of people over the years, and dealt with losing each of them pretty well--- friends, aunts, uncles, all my grandparents, and even my mom. But the trauma from losing my dad outweighed all of the rest put together. In spite of all that, I had a thought one day that helped a little, a thought that still crosses my mind often: My dad would hate to know that the last thing he did for me, through his dying, was to ruin the rest of my life. I loved my dad too much to put that burden on him now that he's gone, even though I know that none of that is true or even possible. God bless us all as we try to cope with life on planet earth. And may we all have our souls ready, once we are gone ourselves, so that we can finally be with the ones we love forever, in the presents of our God, and our Savior. . .

[@jman3254]

@JamesPalmer-ld8wj Everyone is entitled to their own beliefs. But I would rather believe in God and find out that I was wrong, than not believe in God and find out that I was wrong. There is no way that a soul got put into our body unless some higher intelligence than us put it there. And that's only one of over a million aspects that make believing in God the only possibility.

[@erneste-3williams]

Just like your words, I believe it will be so beautiful.. Thank you for sharing.. I needed to see this

[@KiptooTonui-we3ys]

Lost my kid last month I don't know even can someone pray for me

[@patricial1022]

I am praying for you now

[@snebbie79]

Praying for you ❤

[@beatleme2]

After losing my dad in 2012 and my grandma who raised me in 2017 she was 99 1/2 - what I've learned is : it's not something you get over, but something you get through.

[@ojoborchikasiliaugusta3878]

How does one get through?

[@mapulemokgophi9980]

I lost my husband one month ago. The pain is so intense. It doesn't go away. I am so alone. People in my circle don't understand what I am going through. I received insensitive comments. I don't blame anyone cause they don't know or understand what i am going through.

[@richardmcguinn732]

I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones cos I’m going through the same stage of grief, for me that’s the biggest pain humans have to go through to be honest. So I pray you find peace, comfort and happiness sooner than you’ll be hoping!

[@natureisallpowerful]

My dad died in 2015,I went through the process and fully accept his death now. We never stop missing them though. Life goes on and my dad's spirit still lives on in the infinite universe.

[@PostalWorker14]

Your dads body died his spirit lives on in the afterlife

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

@@PostalWorker14 After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@Supportdog2020]

My dad died in 2015 I had my wife to console me then now she’s gone also I miss them both terribly words can’t explain how much I miss them and their humor and love

[@donnapatterson1420]

I'm in so much pain, the loss is unfathomable.. How is there beauty in grief? Nothing is beautiful right now.. My whole world is black.. It's only been 2 weeks since I lost the love of my life.. Any spirituality I had is gone..

[@dennenejones9441]

😢 what you said! Exactly

[@richardmcguinn732]

I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones cos I’m going through the same stage of grief, for me that’s the biggest pain humans have to go through to be honest. So I pray you find peace, comfort and happiness sooner than you’ll be hoping!

[@richardmcguinn732]

I do desperately wish you’re feeling better at the moment.

[@richardmcguinn732]

@@dennenejones9441i pray you’re feeling much better now.

[@ssofianos]

i lost my father two days ago.. it is so tough.. after losing my loving mother 16 years ago. it took so many years to adjust to this loss and now i ve lost both of them 😢

[@johnb6546]

Lost my mother February 19th 2022 to Cancer and my sister who was only 51 passed suddenly this past April. I feel lost in this life without them both, my mom was my world and my sister was my second mom. I have a strong faith in God but this pain I feel is too much to bear at times. I am going to seek grief and depression counseling to help me deal with losing the 2 woman that raised me. I pray in time through God and prayer will help heal all our hearts that are broken from losing our loved ones…..

[@chrisg1234fly]

My wife was killed in a horrific car crash we were in, Nov 2022. Every day i put time aside to grieve, in repect to her and also for me. I will always do this.

[@flowers6869]

I lost my husband my daughter lost her daddy in a motorbike accident I dont know what to do with myself or how I will carry on with everything

[@LarissaBrighidCailleach]

​@@flowers6869😥😢....I don' t know what to tell you that could help...just try to be strongh ...I know it's easy to speak... sending love to you and your family ❤️

[@flowers6869]

Thankyou ❤️

[@flowers6869]

@@LarissaBrighidCailleach thankyou ❤️

[@avril.227]

I lost my ex after dealing with his alcoholism and depression, not even a year after I left. He said he was getting help and had 2 daughters. I just found out today, 3 years later. Covid increased his anxiety and depression and he drank himself to death before his birthday. I’m beyond floored but this video is a beautiful reminder.

[@pratikshaagarwal1076]

I lost my only brother 13 days back , the pain is unbearable I wonder if I can ever accept my reality

[@ToddPerelmuter]

I know how hard this must be and how much you all must have loved each other. I promise you as dark as it looks right now, everything changes and there will be a day when you can look back with love and fond memories ❤

[@angelitepriestess1562]

So sorry for your loss 🤍 I lost my brother in 2020. Siblings are our first best friends 🤍 May your brother RIP amd know your grief is just love with no place to go 🤍 Take care of you 🤍

[@NEHAPANDEY-tn8es]

So sorry about your loss Pratiksha.. please try to stay strong mentally, let the emotions flow and cleanse.. i am myself in this grieving process.. ❤

[@surarnateli6462]

What a beautiful video! Couldn't stop crying. Thank you, Todd, my guru.

[@richardmcguinn732]

I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones cos I’m going through the same stage of grief, for me that’s the biggest pain humans have to go through to be honest. So I pray you find peace, comfort and happiness sooner than you’ll be hoping!

[@noahmetzger6608]

I just want to hug him and never let go I'm starting to cry

[@nintibey]

My father lost his battle to cancer for 3 years and passed on August 4th 2023💔 so I needed to hear this...

[@RobertoHernandez-rc1mw]

I lost my grandma in August of 2020 during the pandemic. At times I feel okay, sometimes fine. But then I remember her, our moments. When we would cook together, eat together laugh together and just talk about her life. Sometimes we'd cry together or I to her. Ever since she died I find myself walking around in life lost with no sense of direction nor wanting to find a way. I feel I am floating above the deep end not knowing how to swim. I cried watching this video which I haven't done for sometime. I feel like I'd be lying if I said it gets easier. The truth is nobody knows if it gets better or worse...it just keeps going. I hope you find some comfort in reading this knowing your not hurting alone. Even though I am married now and have a great life...that fog still comes by, the cloud over me catches up to me and pours down on me. All we can really do is just take it one day at a time.❤

[@zenjen3039]

From 2007 to 2017 my dad, my sister, my nephew and my son passed on, it’s been so hard but the truth is, the only way out is through.

[@richardmcguinn732]

I came across your comment at the grief of love ones post here. ☹️That’s so touching and I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones, we've all loss our love ones in death one way or the other, either a spouse, child, family members, or a true friend that meant the world to us, I truly understand how you feel cos I’ve felt same hard and terrible experiences before but death is just inevitable no matter how hard we try! And we all have to face it someday, and every of our love ones we’ve loss will always want to see us happy again wherever they’re okay.

[@zenjen3039]

@@richardmcguinn732 Thank you 🥲

[@richardmcguinn732]

@@zenjen3039 You’re absolutely welcome, I know life can be so cruel and unfair to us sometimes okay. But please do everything you can to hang on cos joy will be knocking at your door sooner than you’ll expecting my friend.

[@daughterofthemosthigh33]

Sending you Love and Healing in Jesus Name 🙏🤍🕊from UK

[@gantulgatuvdendorj]

sending you love, i also lost my father and brother it is very hard to live without loved one, whole family suffering 😭

[@2203ayie]

Lost the love of my life 3 weeks ago...18 yrs together. Just going thru the motions. Breathe in breathe out.

[@angiehewerdine]

I lost Mom on December 16, 2022. She suffered with dementia, as well as many physical debilitations in her last 5 years. I know her death was a beautiful release. I find myself on the floor, fetal, crying so hard there is no sound. I watch it as awareness and send love into that pain. I realize that it is trauma, my trauma, my mother's unheard pain, her forgotten self, screaming out through me to acknowledge the path her spirit chose. My grief is real, her pain is real and it is my gift to her to acknowledge, process and transmute that combined suffering through me and release it. Thank you, Todd. This video was right on time, as usual. Much love.

[@angiehewerdine]

@@DavidWood-sv1fq I'm so sorry for your heartbreak and loss. This life is indeed precious in its finiteness, and I know that the memories we hold of our dear ones only strengthen the bonds that we hold with them. Peace and love to you.

[@PostalWorker14]

My mom wasn’t hugs and kisses but I wish her her body died but her spirit lives on in afterlife

[@CorinnaBerry-gh6ww]

My little brother, uncle, baby, best friend, cousin, sister feels like constant overwhelming grief an saddeness 😢its so draining and tiring and the last thing i want to do is be alone with myself lol.. prayers for all the lost hurt souls out there may you find solace or and peace within to live life to the full and make your passed loved ones so proud ❤

[@maryseokley6061]

Tears...are cleansing! The departed lives on forever in the ❤️.....

[@maryseokley6061]

Remember sister when she was born....& Now awful to experience "she" is no more! She is free.... In infinite light 🕯️

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

@@maryseokley6061 After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@richardmcguinn732]

@@maryseokley6061 I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones cos I’m going through the same stage of grief, for me that’s the biggest pain humans have to go through to be honest. So I pray you find peace, comfort and happiness sooner than you’ll be hoping!

[@takezoaudio]

my mother passed on oct 11 on a wednesday night. she was 89 and suffering for the past 15 months from weaknesses and other ailments. it was her time; her body was telling her it was time. unable to talk she squeezed my hand with all her might few minutes before she fell unconscious. i felt the last beat of her heart with my hand. i love you mother, with all my heart and soul.

[@nathancummings7185]

I lost my wife my best friend a week ago, I feel so empty and can't see a future without her. I love her so much it's breaking me apart and I dont know what to do. I'm so lost

[@flowers6869]

I lost my husband last week suddenly at 42, and our daughter lost her daddy, he was the love of my life I feel panic every evening as night draws in and I feel so lost

[@zed6315]

I am so sorry to hear that love .. despite of everything you WILL find yourself again ,you'll be mad at the world , mad at everyone , mad at god too , sad as well but once you come to acceptance that maybe you cna't live with your husband anymore , maybe you can live FOR him . I hope you find your peace soon sweetheart

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love 💜

[@ChrisJohnson-lh9qb]

I'm very sorry about your husband, trust me I completely understand how you feel, I felt the same way when my wife past away June 4th 2018 grief is hard to deal with but we learn to live with it, where are you from ?..

[@Paul-iz4mk]

You will feel lost and so broken as though walking in a wakened dream and all the daily motions we go through in life for the living of our lives ie, going to work to make the money to pay the bills doesn't stop because we lost our most precious love and for some their soulmate as my beautiful wife was to me.I went through the day on a kind of auto pilot and was completely alone having no support from any of my brothers,and so feeling complete abandonment I turned back to our father in heaven, with uncontrollable tears and mixed emotions knowing deep deep down inside that I thought I wouldn't make i as was suicidal after so many conflicting emotions largely due to so many things which eventually lead to my wifes passing.That was on 28th August 2021.I now content myself due to my strong spiritual beliefs in Jesus and feel safe in the knowledge I will see her again in the afterlife in heaven and this is what keeps me going till my time comes for that reunion.I watched many nde's on KZbin which helped immensely with uncontrollable grief and pain of loss.These were the things that gave me strength and assurances of heaven and reunion with all our loved ones but most especially with my beautiful gorgeous best friend confidante love of my life and soulmate.God bless you my sister and God give you the strength to carry on this journey until you meet your husband again when your time comes also.Today I still cry but no longer in the fetal position with uncontrollable tears.I will never move on, but I am moving forward my dear.I send you love and compassion,if I can make it so will you.Again my heart felt condolences and try and remember many many more people are having this self same feeling of hopelessness after such loss so, knowing this also helped me imeasurabley drawing strength from each others weakness.💔🙏 x

[@richardmcguinn732]

I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones cos I’m going through the same stage of grief, for me that’s the biggest pain humans have to go through to be honest. So I pray you find peace, comfort and happiness sooner than you’ll be hoping!

[@Armyz]

I lost my Mother 2 weeks ago and I'm struggling but trying my best to think of the good times rather than on the negative

[@Armyz]

3 months in from losing my mum the pain and emotions are a lot stronger than in the beginning. I hope anyone reading this remains strong as out loved ones would want that

[@njjn8693]

I lost my youngest brother 3 weeks ago and it is so painful. I have been avoiding to recall the story of how he stop breathing. Because I would not be able to hold my heart. Trying my best to deal with my grief but at the same time I hope I will stay like this forever. He is so important in my life that I dont wish to accept his passing at all.

[@lilli5352]

Feeling the same .. let's not fucking accept their death ... it's not logical not acceptable.. would rather deny than accept

[@reneaMichealMartin684]

My youngest brother died too,I just keep thinking it is just a dream and I will wake up and see him I cry for you everyday,Micheal I AM GOING TO MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY.😢😢💔GONE BUT NOT EVER FORGOTTEN ABOUT. I LOVE YOU BROTHER INFINITI. March 18,1988 August 11,2023.

[@daughterofthemosthigh33]

Sending you Love and Healing In Jesus Name Amen 🙏

[@daughterofthemosthigh33]

Hello 👋 I was wondering how you are doing at this moment? I do hope and pray that your heart be Full of Gods Love and that The Pain you feel be released a little daily In Jesus Name I Pray 👑🙏🤍🕊

[@johnofdebar4071]

The fact that Im watching this video shows that im still not over my grieving process. I lost my mother 2 years ago after a horrible battle with cancer.. I tried to avoid grief with distraction, moved to a wholy new country, new job, but I guess things have to take their course

[@lulua8745]

Thank you for this guidance Todd. It has been 18 mo. since the passing of my husband and the hardest challenge of my life to continue moving forward without him here. I've had faith that things will get better, but starting to think the suffering has been too long. I figured I need to think about it differently, as many solutions in life come that way. I had been at a loss on what to do. God bless you for helping people as you are.🙏🏻💖 💖💖

[@ChrisJohnson-lh9qb]

I'm very sorry about your husband, trust me I completely understand how you feel, I felt the same way when my wife past away June 4th 2018 grief is hard to deal with but we learn to live with it, where are you from ?..

[@deadWu]

My father died few days ago, and I'm running around the city, bringing documents back and forth, with no time to process the loss. bureaucracy is the aspect of death no one talks about and I hate it.

[@FirebrandF5]

I had a former girlfriend of mine die on the 11th. We went separate ways after HS and just began to reconnect. Recently I had a desire to want to meet up with her again to talk with her. Came home from work and found out she passed suddenly. I’m completely shattered. I loved her. I’ve never experienced a pain like this before. This hurts so much.

[@shaniitazen3190]

I lost my husband this year to cancer..he was only 36..theres no pain that can compare..the ache is unbearable at times..we were together 19 yrs..h.s sweethearts..most days i wish God took me too..a part of me died with him that day💔

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@richardmcguinn732]

I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones cos I’m going through the same stage of grief, for me that’s the biggest pain humans have to go through to be honest. So I pray you find peace, comfort and happiness sooner than you’ll be hoping!

[@PostalWorker14]

My brother tries to rationalize death but it is a loss that you can grow and learn from

[@yammak2004]

Accepting the nightmare of grief for what it is and allowing yourself to feel all of the feelings is the only way forward without the trauma

[@QueenCeeNY]

Its traumatic and exhausting. Especially when u lose someone in your arms took their last breathe. I lost husband due to Covid 3yrs ago. It's been a journey of healing myself. U have to put your mind at ease. Tell yourself it was out of your control. Have to move on when u are ready. The pain won't leave or u won't forget. But u must find peace within u. Get strength to move on without them. Not easy but with support of family friends it can be done. If u feel don't help seek therapy. 🙏

[@ChrisJohnson-lh9qb]

I'm very sorry about your husband, trust me I completely understand how you feel, I felt the same way when my wife past away June 4th 2018 grief is hard to deal with but we learn to live with it, where are you from ?..

[@user-we2rq1ql4w]

Blessed to have anyone now days some don't have support or anyone to love them adopt your own family even if it's a pet we all need love

[@sumithrasiva1507]

Attachment to someone we love is never easy to let go. Grieving process is a way to heal the love we have. It can be moments of appreciation and gratitude that warms the heart. Let it be. To know someone lovely was in your life . Now safe and peaceful .

[@sumithrasiva1507]

@@jsmith6262 It is kind of you to let me know. 👍☺️

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

@@sumithrasiva1507 After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@torogaiming]

Lost my mom to kidney failer she gave her last breath when i was with her nd im use all the negativity to my boxing career in be famus one day got gave me a talet he teaches my mind nd my hands to war till i hang to gloves and retire god bless every one goin thru depression nd seeing this video because we are in a dark path but we are trying to see the light

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@M.Moadeli123]

I lost my dad 2 weeks ago, and it was unexpected. So many things we'd planned to do that ill never get to experience. Memories every where I turn. Feel like I'd rather die than face the world alone without him, my sole parent.

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending you all my love 💖

[@dreday6320]

My grandma just passed away yesterday. I'm so broken because she was the rock of my entire family. I want my grandma back

[@ojoborchikasiliaugusta3878]

Yours is grandmother, what if it was your mum. My Dad has slept, as it stands here, life is very hard for me to deal with.

[@dreday6320]

@@ojoborchikasiliaugusta3878 My grandmother raised me, so it feels as though my ma passed. But either way it hurts and my condolences go out to you. I'm still trying to cope so I'm in the same position as you.

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@dreday6320]

@@ToddPerelmuter Thank you so much

[@amitamcneil6089]

I lost my father last April and this resonates so deeply with me - thankyou for sharing ♥

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

@@DavidWood-sv1fq After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@mkf628]

Grief really hurts but I am happy to feel that pain.

[@richardmcguinn732]

Hope you’re feeling much better now?

[@guenverdijo1489]

I lost my partner of over 2 years last March 17, 2024 & until now I cannot accept his passing.It was a massive heart attack that did him.Everyday I think of him.Everyday I talk to him,,,grief is a real hard work,,,😢😢😢

[@sushmitapandey8996]

I lost my husband just 15 days back and can't accept the fact that i will never be able to see him touch him hug him or just be around him, i wish i could say him how much he meant to me.

[@ChrisJohnson-lh9qb]

Im sorry about your loss, my condolence goes out to you, hopfully youre better now? Its nice talking to people with similer experience likewise, i lost my late wife to a horrible car wreck four years ago it was a terrible experience for me, but i kept strong for my teenage daughter hoping for the best future for her, it'd be nice to talk to you more maybe have a great conversation if you dont mind send me your gmail adress so i could reach out on you .?

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@PostalWorker14]

Life doesn’t end it changes

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@jackiefindlay1264]

No words. Only tears of gratitude. 🙏💙

[@stevebonder3571]

Thanks for your time on this. It's a powerful message.

[@Pault3788]

I lost my dad 20 years ago, and my mother 2 years ago,I was her caregiver for the last 18 years of her life, I'm a loner and it seems that all I do every day is cry ,wishing they could come back,I miss them so so much

[@jman3254]

I'm so sorry. I can relate. If you can find it on here, read my post about my father dying a couple of years ago. He and my sister and I were my mother's care giver for over fifty years, due to her getting hurt in a serious car accident when they were newly weds. They were on their way to church one Sunday morning when it happened, out in California where he was stationed in the Navy, back in the late 1950's. Anyway my post might make you see that you're not so completely alone--- that there are others out there like me, who can understand your pain and your loss, even though most people do not seem to get it at all. God bless you.

[@Pault3788]

@@jman3254 Thank you

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

@@Pault3788 After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@user-zj1ig9ni3r]

I lost my beloved husband February 2023. Seems like yesterday. Still going through the grieving process.😢😢

[@marionbooth8103]

Deaar Todd. Thank you for the reminder to spend time everyday with these feelings. Loss and grief have so many faces. 🙏💓

[@Yoxu-0]

Lost my little sister in a car accident. In 2018.. I grew up with her all my childhood. It's difficult indeed. Great video btw brotha 🙏🏼

[@willowrish]

Bless your heart Todd…💞

[@mardiana9325]

I lost my husband 10 days ago, ew have been together for 19 years and left me with 5 beautiful and wonderful children. The pain is unbearable and hurting me so much every day. I have to be strong for my kids.

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@richardmcguinn732]

I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones cos I’m going through the same stage of grief, for me that’s the biggest pain humans have to go through to be honest. So I pray you find peace, comfort and happiness sooner than you’ll be hoping!

[@richardmcguinn732]

I pray you’re feeling much better at the moment.

[@marcmontemerlofitness]

I just lost my mom of dementia. Thankfully she passed peacefully in her sleep last night. It has broken me, feeling a sort of emptiness and sadness. She was an incredibly strong women, stubborn at times, always loving, caring and supportive. As children, that’s all we want. Mom, I love you, Marc ❤

[@tonyacook3281]

I don’t have the words, touching words to my soul.

[@richardmcguinn732]

I know how it feels to be lonely without our love ones cos I’m going through the same stage of grief, for me that’s the biggest pain humans have to go through to be honest. So I pray you find peace, comfort and happiness sooner than you’ll be hoping!

[@pnpark]

the hard part is acceptance because it’s too painful at first

[@christasumner4020]

I thought I had a good relationship with my father. I loved him. He was not big on showing love, especially after I became an adult. I have found out he didn't include me in his will. He only included my 2 brothers. It is haunting me. Not greed. I am not worried about material things but what did I do to him. What did I do to make him angry enough at me to not want to include me.

[@adikeys]

Thank you ❤🙏

[@mayadzuki]

Thank you very much. ❤

[@viviana3674]

Thank you ❤😢

[@LaNereNere]

Thanks, this is great. Living it, feeling it...♥️

[@mateo1aaa]

thank you

[@zdeno76]

I am sorry for your loss everyone. I lost my wife couple months ago so I know how you all feel. I feel an emptiness inside me, and it’s tearing me apart. But I believe if you accept Jesus Christ as your savior you will see you loved ones again. My wife is sending me messages and helping me to be strong so I can take care of myself and my son. So I know how you all feel. Believe me they are waiting for us. And they love you and always will. It’s only up to you. Love never dies ❤

[@maihoang8567]

Lost my daughter Christmas day , and your vid probably saved my live from where i was headed . Mai is my wife . Emma was my dearly beloved daughter i lost , my best friend . Thank you .

[@ToddPerelmuter]

My heart goes out to you

[@73jesseeden]

To those who have lost their loved ones my prayers are with you and your family and you may find you in the midst

[@user-we2rq1ql4w]

Celebrating them what a blessing they brought into your lives one day you see them again Heaven What have we lost we be reunited one day no more tears knees will bow and acknowledge Jesus as our lord and savior peace harmony all the days forever and ever thankyou Jesus the 👑

[@judyfranks6832]

BEAUTIFUL AMEN 🙏

[@theeyeofthedark943]

This may never be seen Today i lost my mother, she was everything to me, now im 21 with aspergers, cant cook, cant drive, last of my family Right now it just feels like everything is turned against me, feeling cold, alone, desperate need of a hug, and just non-stop flowing tears since im on my own without any important life skills

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending you love

[@mackeitue883]

God bless this man🙏

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@seizuregirlllll]

I never understood the love I had suppressed for the person many loss until he was gone. When he died, apart of me died with him. His death has been beyond impactful. I will never be the same. Taking the time to grieve him everyday is something that I can’t control because it just happens everyday no matter how many laughs, smiles or good times. I know this will be a process.

[@ciarabergman3136]

Beautiful 🙏🍃 Thank you for the video

[@richardmcguinn732]

Hope you’re feeling much better if you’ve gone through grief?

[@cloverfield911]

I've been grieving for 31 years, and I'm still grieving!!!

[@Alphaspiritual-sy3qr]

I needed this today.

[@alexbrass4823]

Please keep these coming 🙌🏾💚

[@user-yv3eu6hf6h]

After you have ceased to exist, sooner or later an exact copy of yourself with an exact copy of your brain, with an exact copy of your consciousness, with an exact copy of your mind, with an exact copy of your soul and with an exact copy of your spirit will randomly be created from scratch and will be realised somewhere else, on another exact copy of this Earth, in another exact copy of our observable universe, in another universe that is completely disconnected from our universe that is also created from nothing and that also pops into existence without a cause that has it's very own space and time that has it's very own big bang followed by it's very own subsequent evolution. Over the course of eternity your exact life you have lived so far and every other possible variation of your life will ultimately be lived an infinite number of times by other exact copies of you, that have an exact copy of your brain, that have an exact copy of your consciousness, that have an exact copy of your mind, that have an exact copy of your soul and that have an exact copy of your spirit, living on other exact copies of this Earth, in other exact copies of our observable universe, in other universes that are completely disconnected from our universe that are also created from nothing and that also pop into existence without a cause that have their very own spaces and times that have their very own big bangs followed by their very own subsequent evolutions. In conclusion, life after (your) death does NOT exist because there is no way for who you were before you died to persist after the chemical reactions in your brain and body come to an end. After you die (your) brain will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) consciousness will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) mind will no longer function and will become inactive, (your) soul will no longer function and will become inactive and (your) spirit will no longer function and will become inactive.

[@klanderkal]

I lost my career job. It was my life. Decades of friendships were my family. Im alone now, .. with no interest in living. ... the loss put me in depression. I have anxiety and insomnia. I don't sleep anymore. I only stress on my loss, and how i want my life back. Im unable to accept. I just suffer. Im unable to do anything else because of depression . Its mentally paralyzing.. .. I've called 988. Its not going well for me

[@ISHA-mj8ci]

My bestfriend died one week ago from that Day I am just thinking about him only . My mind is not ready to accept the fact that he is no more . 😢

[@Mswilson61]

Thank you for this video,I stumbled across it on my feed.i really need to hear words of comfort.just in may of this year,I lost my soulmate,been having difficulties with grief.

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending all my love ❤

[@ToddPerelmuter]

For more on death, grief and loss, the documentary, The Miracle of Death, is now on KZbin. Watch at kzbin.info/www/bejne/bV66coCLrc-fkLecttps://kzbin.info/www/bejne/bV66coCLrc-fkLc

[@Alphaspiritual-sy3qr]

What a beautiful film!

[@megkapsner3196]

I lost my dad 5 years to a very short 9.5 week battle with stage 4 Glioblastoma Brain cancer. I lost my Grandpa a year later to leukemia blood cancer and then I lost 2 close friends of mine a year later. Today I lost my uncle

[@banirahman4926]

I lost my father two months ago. I cannot think of anything else when I am awake.

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@chickchick1864]

Last year on February my uncle was driving back from Pennsylvania because he is a delivery driver then he got in a really bad car crash. His wife survived by he did it. It was very hard for my family. I am so heartbroken from this day every time, I always think of him, and almost every night I cry 2:24

[@chickchick1864]

😢 I hope he’s in a better place now

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@koolkat5217]

My experience was very different. I was in the room when my mother passed. My dreams thereafter were that of my mother screaming and yelling at me and I woke in the morning crying. I finally woke up one day and said I forgive you. Not for anything my mother did while alive but she left me.

[@lenaeross6545]

I lost my mom last year and my sister 3 years ago from a murder I’m still not over it but I must say I took the first step to getting help by going to therapy

[@qeytmyok2473]

My God bless you with light and love& strength.may the souls of our near and dear ones always be blessed and may they rest in peace.May God bless us too to bear the irreplaceable loss and shower His Grace ,love , light and healing upon us.Amen

[@user-nl2iw2hs6w]

I lost my cat, brother and father on consecutive days. It knocked the wind out of me for awhile. Slowly getting on with my life .

[@nonyourbusinessduetoscamme7392]

I lost my feincee jul 14 2023 at the age of 33 she was in the medical field helping other's she was such a beautiful woman inside and out i would never wish loss on anyone i can't even describe my feelings of loss grief loneliness hurt stress financially physically and emotionally im honestly scared rest in peace Naomi 💔💔💔

[@BOSSMANVETERAN]

Take god into your lifes 🙏🏽

[@user-we2rq1ql4w]

I still grieve I think of the good memories not the bad

[@Cluless02]

Sometimes it's too much to process all at once. Takes time for that to run it's course.

[@alvin_pg]

I just lost my stepfather. He was truly my father, and all i can do is cry. RIP my king 🕊️

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@kelleymcfadden9675]

I would love to share my best friend's testimony and pray that it will be a help to someone. Precious Memories-By Sonya Lakey Family Story Little did our family of six know that Friday evening, September 24th, 2021, would be the last night our family would be complete. We laughed together, played games, sang, and enjoyed listening as our 16-year-old son, Ethan, played the piano for us. I packed a lunch for Ethan for a church mountain hike he was going on the following day. My mother (who was visiting from out of state) and I woke early with Ethan on Saturday morning. He hugged me and smiled, never pulling away or rushing me. He got in the car, waved, said he'd see me later and he loved me. It was hard to watch my "new driver" heading out on his own that morning. As Ethan pulled out of the gate, I turned to my mother and said, "It's just so hard letting go." Little did I know how much "letting go" I was really doing. That was the last time I saw Ethan. He did not make it home that evening. That afternoon, a friend tried to contact my husband, leaving an urgent message to call him back. He tried several times to return the call to no avail. As we were preparing supper, an overwhelming feeling of deep concern for Ethan filled my heart. I quietly blinked back tears. I glanced out the window, half expecting to see a police officer pull up to the house, but no one arrived. However, within a few minutes, a patrol car DID pull into the driveway. In my heart, I feared the worst. My husband and I went out to meet the officer, who confirmed our fears. Hesitantly, he told us our son had fallen off of a bluff and had succumbed to his injuries. Our hearts were crushed; they still are. Yet, in all of our brokenness, deep, continual grief and loneliness, our family has such a blessed Hope and assurance that we will see our dear son and brother again. You see, when Ethan was a young boy, he was saved; he put his faith in Jesus alone to forgive his sins and to take him to Heaven when he died. He realized some very important truths from the Bible that he would want to share with you. His Story Everyone is a sinner. Sin is any violation of God’s Law. God is holy, just and righteous, and He cannot allow sin in His presence. Ethan realized that he - like all of us - had sinned; and his sin separated Him from God. “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; ” (Romans 3:23) “Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned:” (Romans 5:12) He understood that, because of his sin, he deserved to spend eternity in Hell. “For the wages of sin is death;” (Romans 6:23a) [Wages: price] “But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.” (Revelation 21:8) Ethan believed that Jesus, God’s Son, paid the price for all sin when He died on the cross - because His sinless sacrifice was the only thing that could satisfy the just demands of a righteous, holy God. Jesus was buried in a borrowed tomb, but He arose the third day, triumphant over sin, death, and Hell. Jesus is alive today! “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” (John 3:16) “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.” (Ephesians 2:8-9) Ethan was sorry for his sin, repented (turned), and received by faith the free gift that God offered to him. “For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Romans 10:13) “...but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” (Romans 6:23b) Because of this great salvation, Ethan lived his life serving Jesus. He worked hard to spread this Good News to the world. He is alive in Heaven with Jesus today; and because of this great HOPE in Christ, we know we will see him again soon - not because he was a great kid, but because of his faith in the great Saviour! “And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.” (John 10:28) Your Story What about you? What if you had fallen to your death that day - What if you were to die today? Where will you spend eternity - Heaven or the Lake of Fire? There will not be any parties in the Lake of Fire. It is a place of eternal torment for those who reject God's Son. The Word of God is very clear that there is only One Way to Heaven. “Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.” (John 14:6) We did not know that Ethan would step into eternity that day; however, because he put his faith in Jesus alone for his salvation, Ethan was ready to go. Some day - perhaps today - you will take your last breath here on earth, and you will step into eternity. Where you spend eternity is determined by what you do with Jesus Christ. Will you accept Him or reject Him? You are not promised another day or another breath. Eternity begins soon - Are you ready? “...Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved…” (Acts 16:31b) “For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Romans 10:13) “(...behold, now is the day of salvation.)” (2 Corinthians 6:2c) ********************************************************* If you need more help or if you would like to send a word of encouragement to the family, please go to: facebook.com/GITM-Foundation-113997824650357/ If you don't have a church to attend, we would love for you to join us in person @ Liberty Faith Bible Church in Norwood, Mo. every Sunday morning central time 11:00 A.M., Sunday evening 7:00 P.M., and Wednesday evening 7:00. P.M. where you will hear sound, biblical preaching from God's Word as well as uplifting, godly music. Or you can join our livestream family at: libertyfaith.net Facebook: Reg Kelly-Table In The Wilderness Sermon audio: Liberty Faith Church Pastor Reg Kelly KZbin: Liberty Faith Church Reg Kelly sermons

[@anshunandwani4573]

I lost my dad two months ago I just can’t live without him it’s hard to accept. I’m trying to get over it but I’m unable to do it. I still feel everyday that he will come home tonight but he’s not coming ….. he was too young just 44 my mom and I are in great shock. This feeling is the worst no one can describe it. I feel lost everyday I miss him so much.

[@ToddPerelmuter]

Sending love

[@nightsky8012]

I thought I would die, the pain is so aching

[@PostalWorker14]

It’s hard to understand grief but it is a process