My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
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ご冥福をお祈りいたします。
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Ali just know that you are enough at the moment, good enough is ok. Keep being kind to yourself as you go through all the feelings of grief. Sending you a big virtual hug from Melbourne Australia.
My deepest condolences for your loss. I am a total stranger who happened to watch your video. But I wanted to share my thought because your video is so relatable to me. My mother passed away suddenly in this past April. I am a Japanese living in New York and had to travel back to Tokyo for my mother’s funeral. My son is a middle schooler. But I can relate to your emotions that you described very well. Especially that you feel like you lost your ground speaks to me so much. The way I explained this feeling to my husband was that I lost my safety net below my trapeze bar. In my life I have been pretty adventurous. I have explored the world, challenged myself, and enjoyed my life. But now that I lost my mother the confidence to go swing on the trapeze bar has diminished. That was how I felt. And this experience is really bizarre and painful is so true to me too. After the funeral I spent a few more weeks in Japan helping my father sort out my mother’s inheritances etc. And I started to communicate with my family members more closely just like you are now. It has been 7 months and still crying once in a while. Still I feel more and more that my mom is in my heart, flesh and in my everything. But this process of grieving takes a long time. Please take a good care of yourself. We need to take care of ourselves with our loved ones.