I wrote this blog about three weeks ago- When Mike and I became involved I made it a point to immerse myself in researching treatment options, and became heavily involved in the world of cancer. Whether it was talking to… Continue Reading
When you have suffered devastating loss whether it be of a spouse, loved one, business, job, or a heart break it is only human to think that it shouldn’t happen to you again. You have paid your debt, suffered enough,… Continue Reading
I’ve written before about our wedding rings, and my decision to take mine off, and wear Mikes on my middle finger on my right hand. https://www.mooreaboutthis.com/until-death-does-its-part/ A few months ago i looked down, and Mikes ring was missing a diamond.… Continue Reading
Sometimes we people who have lost special people talk about them more than what people are comfortable with. We inject their names into conversations with family, friends, new lovers, and strangers. (Let me just apologize right now for over sharing to… Continue Reading
It was his gentle way of teasing me about taking up the whole garage with my lack of spatial relations, and having to come inside many times to get the keys to move my car over. It was walking aimlessly… Continue Reading
The holidays are a difficult time of year for many people, and not just people who are dealing with loss. The forced frivolity, tv commercials showing smiling happy families, which don’t resemble most stressed families I know, the added expense of gift… Continue Reading
I am finally at the end of what has to be the longest move in the history of moving. For those keeping track, I bought a new house about 45 minutes away from my home of 10 years, and put… Continue Reading
I’ve missed you, and as I get closer to Mikes death date, and our wedding anniversary I wanted to give you an update. I try not to measure things in short term increments. When i do that it feels like… Continue Reading
The past couple of months I’ve been packing, cleaning, and moving into a new house. I’ve spent hours looking at pictures of my old life, and going through Mikes clothing, and things in my garage. I should have known better.… Continue Reading
Caregivers are my peeps. Whether you are taking care of someone with a chronic illness, or a special needs person, or have lost your person this post is for you. Let’s keep it real. It is as bad as you… Continue Reading
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