Husband's Mother passed away - BoomerWomenSpeak.com

You are not logged in. [Log In] Boomer Women Speak » Forums » Family » Loss » Husband's Mother passed away

Site Links

Who's Online

0 Registered (), 167 Guests and 2 Spiders online.

Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod

Forum Stats

3239 Members
63 Forums
16332 Topics
210704 Posts

Max Online: 409 @ 01/17/20 03:33 AM

Topic Options

#14558 - 06/14/04 05:13 AM Husband's Mother passed away
Sherri Member Registered: 03/12/04 Posts: 1177 Loc: Decatur, Illinois	Dear Friends, If you don't see me around here for a while, I will be out of town, attending MIL funeral and then visiting my terminally ill Father. Pauline is Steve's birth mother, but the aunt who raised him is who I consider as his Mother and my Mother in law. Anyway, she was still his Mother and he is grieving, and for the lost time they had, and also guilt for not thinking of her as his (Mom) Thanks everyone, you are a great group, and I was blessed when I found this site. Sherri
Top

#14559 - 06/14/04 05:51 AM Re: Husband's Mother passed away
Agate Member Registered: 01/04/04 Posts: 164 Loc: Minnesota	Sorry to hear of your husband's loss. I found my birth parents 7 years ago and since they live across the country from me, I haven't seen them much and worry about them dying before I get a chance to know them better. I know I'll never have enough time to make up for the 40 years I didn't know who they were at all. I'll keep your husband in my prayers.
Top

#14560 - 06/14/04 07:19 AM Re: Husband's Mother passed away
Sherri Member Registered: 03/12/04 Posts: 1177 Loc: Decatur, Illinois	Mary, I wasn't raised with my father around, and I only got to know him when I was 40. I have tried to make sure that I talk to him regularily, and regret the lost years. I cannot go back and change them, so I am thankful for the relationship that I have with him now. I always searched for a Father Figure, and now I have found my Father only to lose him after only knowing him for 54 years. Thanks for your prayers and thoughts. Sherri
Top

#14561 - 06/14/04 02:04 PM Re: Husband's Mother passed away
jawjaw Da Queen Registered: 07/02/03 Posts: 12025 Loc: Alabama	We will of course remember you and your husband in our prayers Sherri. It's so difficult when one we love has passed and so hard to say good bye. Believe me, I know. Tell your husband to please acknowledge his own grief and emotions, and allow himself the time to grieve. That along with your love and support will help him work through this difficult time. Take care of yourself as well. Blessings to you both, JJ
Top

#14562 - 06/14/04 10:59 PM Re: Husband's Mother passed away
Songbird Member Registered: 06/03/04 Posts: 2830 Loc: Massachusetts, USA	Sherri: We will keep you and your husband in our prayers. Sorry for your loss ! Take your time and be assured that we will be here when you need us! That's what friends are for... right? May God comfort you all in this time and always! Blessings!
Top

#14563 - 06/16/04 07:51 AM Re: Husband's Mother passed away
Dotsie Founder Registered: 07/09/08 Posts: 23647 Loc: Maryland	Sherri, The Lord comforts those who mourn. When Mom died someone wrote this in a sympathy card. It was so simple, but gave me the confidence I needed to get through my mourning. I took it as a promise from God and it gave me strength and assurance that #1 it's okay to mourn, and #2 God would comfort me. Praying you find the strength in such simple, yet powerful words.
Top

#14564 - 06/18/04 11:50 PM Re: Husband's Mother passed away
Toni Member Registered: 12/11/03 Posts: 504 Loc: Pennsylvania	Sherri, I am so sorry to hear of your husband's loss. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you both. Loss of a loved one is always difficult. Always remember that you won't be alone-you have your writing buddies here, thinking of you. Toni
Top

Previous Topic

Index

Next Topic

Hop to:

Boomer Women Speak
9672 W US Highway 20, Galena, IL 61036 • info@boomerwomenspeak.com • 1-877-BOOMERZ

Boomer Women Speak cannot be held accountable for any personal relationships or meetings face-to-face that develop because of interaction with the forums. In addition, we cannot be held accountable for any information posted in Boomer Women Speak forums.

Boomer Women Speak does not represent or endorse the reliability of any information or offers in connection with advertisements,
articles or other information displayed on our site. Please do your own due diligence when viewing our information.

Privacy Policy • Terms of Use • Disclaimer

Copyright 2002-2019 • Boomer Women Speak • BoomerCo Inc. • All rights reserved