Healing from Grief, Loss and Death of a Loved One | Powerful Motivation Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2023
- For those who have lost so much. For those who have been put through more than your fair share of suffering. For those who have been beaten down by life time and time again. For those who feel weak and tired from torment. I just want to say, you are brave. You are strong. You have gone through so much and are still here. You are a survivor. A fighter. And if you can get through all that you've gone through, you can get through anything. You've got this. Be patient with yourself. Be kind to yourself. And don't forget to love yourself.
In this TH-cam video, I share how we can all get through these most difficult times of loss in our lives. Whether it's a person, a pet, or a breakup, these devastating events can change us forever. May these words bring you some solace and meaning. Peace and love.
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My son died 4 days ago, Im very much in pain, I dont know what to do, I cant accept the realization that his no longer with us, Please heal me oh Lord!😢😢😢
I lost my father because of the pandemic last year. I couldn't get to be with him in his last moments and it is haunting me everyday. I hope he is in peace wherever he is 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
When my mom died about two years ago, the whole concept of life changed for me. The Joy and happiness of life just filtered away. Its not as bad now, but it was at a point in life where I felt like I was the camera, watching everyone be happy. While I was there, recording the happy memories of others.
When my baby girl Phoenix died on May 26 2023 i also died inside. However something in me was born. The way i see life. The way i see God. My relationship with God. Has developed an entire new dimension. I am so empty and can't wait to be w her. Being w her naturally has become my life goal. That's all i want. My other kids give me motivation to keep going. The pain in my soul is torturous. My heart goes out to anyone who has lost a child. Altho it has become better where i can go longer talking about her without crying or go longer wo crying for her, this pain has no comparison and only those who have gone thru it can truly understand. I love you my Phoenix 🐦🔥 💔
I lost my husband last week suddenly at 42, and our daughter lost her daddy, he was the love of my life I feel panic every evening as night draws in and I feel so lost
Lost my kid last month I don't know even can someone pray for me
The rug I had been walking on for 29 years had been pulled out from under me last week. Suddenly there is no routine, no caring for her, and no existence of my beloved Mummy in the house. Just sitting with a feeling of emptiness😔 and a huge gaping hole in my sad heart. I miss you Maa 💞😢
From 2007 to 2017 my dad, my sister, my nephew and my son passed on, it’s been so hard but the truth is, the only way out is through.
The healing process can only be accomplished if we accept the reality we will never see our loved one again in this life. I lost my husband, my best friend after 50 years. When you’ve known someone that long you don’t know how to exist without them. Loving someone as long as I had him was the greatest gift he gave me. Positivity can help to accept what we cannot change.
My wife was killed in a horrific car crash we were in, Nov 2022. Every day i put time aside to grieve, in repect to her and also for me. I will always do this.
My father was my best friend and I was with him nearly every day of my life. He died two years ago at the age of 85. We were so in sync with each other and so alike in most every area of life, that it was like losing a twin when he died. It was unbearably dark for me for a month afterward, then I found myself again, somehow, but was still in a very lonesome place for about a year, of deep anguish. Then it slowly got to be less traumatic, even though I still have a little panic or anxiety some days, briefly here and there. And there is not a day that I don't think about him multiple times each day, but its not a haunting nor an obsession like it use to be. There was nothing I could do to recover from it, even though I talked to God about it all the time; but I didn't ask Him to make the pain go away, because I felt like if He did, that I would have turned my back on Dad and didn't need him anymore. I didn't want my dad to end up like nothing more than a character I had read about in a storybook. The grieving definitely had to run its course in my case. I couldn't just snap out of it. And the crazy thing is that I have lost all sorts of people over the years, and dealt with losing each of them pretty well--- friends, aunts, uncles, all my grandparents, and even my mom. But the trauma from losing my dad outweighed all of the rest put together. In spite of all that, I had a thought one day that helped a little, a thought that still crosses my mind often: My dad would hate to know that the last thing he did for me, through his dying, was to ruin the rest of my life. I loved my dad too much to put that burden on him now that he's gone, even though I know that none of that is true or even possible. God bless us all as we try to cope with life on planet earth. And may we all have our souls ready, once we are gone ourselves, so that we can finally be with the ones we love forever, in the presents of our God, and our Savior. . .
My dad died in 2015,I went through the process and fully accept his death now. We never stop missing them though. Life goes on and my dad's spirit still lives on in the infinite universe.
I thought of getting a grief counselor. I lost my grandparents and Dad recently. I can hear their voices and have voicemails from them. It makes me cry. I keep thinking of good memories with all of them. And I got angry at myself for not talking to them all sooner and not seeing my Dad sooner. Ugh it’s so hard. My heart goes out to everyone on here. May you comfort and peace. God bless. ❤
I have been a full time caregiver for three years to my father that is very nearly 95 years. He has severe dementia. He is now slipping away in hospital. in these 3 years I woke up with him had breakfast with him, lunch, dinner, watch TV, do crosswords, have small altercations, laughs, jokes, walks, do some gardening together, reminisce together. In these three years I would assist him with medications, when he was ill, I would see to his tax papers, I would clean him when he had " accidents" and I did all this giving up my job. He is tatooed on my skin now. The simbiosis complete. Now he is slowly shutting down it will take a hell of a lot to get past the pain and sense of loss.
After losing my dad in 2012 and my grandma who raised me in 2017 she was 99 1/2 - what I've learned is : it's not something you get over, but something you get through.
I lost my ex after dealing with his alcoholism and depression, not even a year after I left. He said he was getting help and had 2 daughters. I just found out today, 3 years later. Covid increased his anxiety and depression and he drank himself to death before his birthday. I’m beyond floored but this video is a beautiful reminder.
I lost my grandfather yesterday after he got a cardiac arrest, before getting cardiac arrest, a month ago, he told me that his chest is paining a lot and it is hard to breathe, he told this thing to his sons but they did not take it serious and I am regretting so much right now that I wish I could have taken him to the hospital but I didn't. I'll always regret. Please everyone reading this comment, pray for him
I lost my only brother 13 days back , the pain is unbearable
My father lost his battle to cancer for 3 years and passed on August 4th 2023💔 so I needed to hear this...