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hello and welcome
well done for sharing your story, things are sounding so tough for you! grief is very tricky and has many stages. it does take time to heal (there is no time limit) but you shouldnt have to go through this yourself.
Have you thought about speaking to your gp and/or a psychologist so they can help you process things better and learn new healthy ways to cope? some extra supports wouldnt go astray esp if your not feeling supported by your loved ones
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Dear Beytala~
Sometimes life forces us into circumstances no human being should have to be in. Dealing with your brother's situation was a soul-destroying predicament, and even if you are sure you acted as he would have wished it does not really help. I can understand as I had a similar situation with my first partner, there is no right answer, no way to make it feel right.
People say it gets better, which is about all anyone can say, and surprisingly for me that has come true. Then again I've been in a different world from you, with no parents taking out their grief in blaming you. Plus I've married again.
The first thing to change for me was I was no longer completely locked into thinking of the hospital and the end and my loss. I found other memories started to surface and while sad were not bad ones. Now very many years later it is OK.
I'm very sorry about your son, it is so young to have such a thing. I do hope he is OK.
You make it sound as if your husband nears the brunt of your anguish. Do you think he deserves it? True, not going with you does seem a great mistake, are there no redeeming circumstances?
Croix
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