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How Much Do You Think About Your Lost Loved Ones During This Time Of Year?

I hope you all had a happy thanksgiving,I sure did but during this time I get really depressed because my father passed on october 2005 due to kidney cancer.Of course I think about my father everyday,but during thanksgiving and christmas it's hard trying not to cry.I was at my cousins house for thanksgiving and had fun,and after I was through eating I went to my cousins room to watch some TV while the rest of the family were socializing in the living room.My expression changed while I was along because I felt upset at god even though I know I shouldn't,my anger was a disguise to cover my tears.The first christmas without my father was even worst when I had to move in with my older brother,and my nagging sister in law who was so mean at the time.I couldn't set or lay down for 1 second because of my nephews messy room that I had to clean up all the time with and sleep in a bunk bed.Last year during the christmas holiday I was at wendy's eating a burger I just started to cry a little with my head down looking at the floor,but as they say"grown men don't cry".Anyway how much do you think about your lost loved ones during this time of year?

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  • ?
    Lv 6
    10 years ago
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    I lost my dad two weeks before Christmas a couple of years ago so I understand how you feel.

    Let me try and explain something. Like you, I blamed God. In fact, I blamed everybody for everything. But as time passed, I discovered something. Nobody told me this. I thought of it on my own.

    We have no control over what happens to us. We can try and shelter ourselves from certain things but the big picture can't be changed. I believe we all have a date of birth and a date of death. Nobody or nothing can change that. That's why we see miracles happen. It just wasn't their time.When tragedy strikes, even if it involves many at once, it was meant to be. All we can control is how we conduct our lives. That's how we're judged in the end.

    Many believe in that and many don't. All I know is that it made me feel better. It's all about fate and if you knew my story, you'd understand why I believe in it so much.

    Time will help you. You'll never feel the same again without the people you love in your life but eventually, the pain lessens. Remember, God doesn't hurt us by taking people away. He allowed them into our lives to love.What we do in between is only up to us.

  • ?
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    It may be very difficult to get by way of the vacations whilst a cherished one is long past. Remember that you're now not on my own on this. You have a husband and a step daughter who each love you. Concentrate on them for this season. Remember and have a good time the rationale for the season and that God loves you. You can begin a distinctive culture in reminiscence of your household. My husband's mom kicked the bucket this beyond yr and he's having a difficult time. We visited her church at the Sunday earlier than Thanksgiving and made a titanic donation to the meals pantry ministry in her title. She constantly contributed to the meals drives by way of her church. So we felt like we had been honoring her through doing that. We have additionally "followed" her ninety four yr ancient sister. She is dwelling-certain and does not get many viewers. So we've began travelling her two-three instances per week and bringing sweets. We had been studying a wide variety of loved ones historical past for the duration of our visits. This being the primary excursion season when you consider that you misplaced your mom and grandmother will probably be chiefly difficult. It's ok to be unhappy and grieve, however check out to not wallow in it. You produce other loved ones individuals who want you. Try to uncover events that you'll do as a loved ones to make recollections to your step-daughter and all of you.

  • Anonymous
    10 years ago

    I understand, I got a little teary eyed reading your question. My mother had a major stroke thanksgiving weekend and died a year and a half later. My father died on November 16th. So yea, This time of year brings a lot of memories back. You think of things you should have or could have done. things you should have said or could have said. Regardless, I look back on the memories with extreme fondness, their memories are something that no one can take from me. The memory of your loved ones will live on as long as you remember them. I hope this helped.

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