500 Words That Describe What It Feels Like to Lose Your Mother

 500 Words That Describe What It Feels Like to Lose Your Mother

It sucks. It is sad. It is lonely. It is heartbreaking. World Scoop It is life-changing. It is painful. It is tragic. It is pathetic. It is devastating. It is depressing… It is just so damn bad. You feel as if your life will never go on. A void can never be filled because no other love is like a mother’s love. There is so much that she has missed and will miss. It rips you up and tears you down. You feel empty; you feel lost. It leaves a huge gaping hole in your heart that will never heal. It messes with your mind. It brings anger into your heart, anger that you know your mother wouldn’t want you to feel, but you feel it anyway.

You’ll miss her, probably more than you’ll ever miss anybody in this entire world. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions. One minute, you’ll be at peace with her death. The next, you’ll feel that she is never coming back. Hearing her name will pull at you; it will leave you feeling unsettled, especially when you know that she is missing extreme milestones in your life. It is dark. It isn’t delightful. It isn’t perfect. There’s regret, guilt, and an intense feeling of loss that could never, EVER, EVER be replaced. But when you think of her as a person rather than a lost loved one and all of the moments the two of you have shared, every lovely memory will flood your mind.

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Think of her before she died. The love she had for you will always outweigh her death. She didn’t leave you because she wanted to; she left because there were other plans for her, and she was greater than this world. When you think of your mother, you feel happy; you feel content; you feel loved; you feel overwhelmed; you feel enamored; you feel comfortable; you feel lifted; you feel blessed; you feel honored; you feel inspired; you feel hopeful; you feel strong; you feel brave; you feel encouraged; you feel like you again.

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And when you finally realize that life continues, you know you are here to live it and for her. You remember the kind of life she wanted for you, and that’s a happy life. You feel her in the wind and see her in the stars; she visits you in your dreams and guards you with all of her heart. But most importantly, when you think of your mother, remember that she constantly guides you and sends you love when you need it most. You will feel refreshed, you will feel her hug, you will feel her heart, and that is when you will feel brand new. And every day, you will realize you have all these feelings because you were lucky enough to call her your mother.

Dennis Bailey

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