She showed me strengths and weaknesses I could have never imagined I had, and helped me learn to improve on them. We helped each other grow and learn both as a couple and as individuals. I can’t even put into words how remarkable and beautiful she was. We’d only been together for 4 years but in that time she’d shown me what unconditional love truly felt like. 3 days ago on April 18th I suddenly lost my fiancee. These were somehow both comforting and heart wrenching to read. Sometimes I just want to sleep and go away somewhere far and start over but that still wouldn’t solve the aching hole I have in my heart and life. I feel like the world just keeps passing by and I can’t catch the train to continue on this journey. I’ve lost grandparents/friends and other family members but there is just something about losing your mom and dad almost together. My heart now understands what “grief” really is. I am also angry that they passed from Covid as others I have read about. Just celebrated Mother’s Day (1st without my mom) tough.
It seems like it never goes away or gets easier. I actually lost my sister (not physically), but as a family member per her request. It is May and I am still having a hard time. Mom passed on Saturday, August 21, dad passed the following Sunday, August 29, 2022.
Suffer in silence quotes professional#
If you don’t the suffering will keep on going. If you don’t take the step to ask for help, the pain will just get worse. The first reason to stop suffering in silence is simple and obvious.
Before our will gets even weaker and our life feels pointless.Ħ Reasons We Should Stop Suffering in Silence They hide in the loneliness and privacy of their rooms, the only place they feel safe.
Boys and girls that are victims of bullying, suffering in silence, not asking for help. All because they fear the world’s criticism. So sadly a lot of mothers go through this period behind closed doors, in a private and almost brutal way. Postpartum depression is still an almost taboo subject even today. If a woman experiences this mood disorder after giving birth, she’s immediately stigmatized.īecause what society expects from her is for her to be perfect and happy. Strange as it may seem, almost 80% of the comments were purely derogatory, occasionally bordering on cruelty. Not long ago, a well-known paper published the personal letter of a woman who said she could no longer go on with her life. She had become a mother for the third time and felt like she couldn’t get out of bed.
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