Thursday 11 November 2021, woke up to the my worst nightmare scenario. My beautiful 46 year old son who has just moved to Penang on the 7 Sept to start a new adventure with his young family, has been cruelly taken away by a cardiac arrest. He had a heart defect which was not detectable. Too too obscene for words. I’m struggling to come to terms with this reality. However philosophical I have tried to be, it still hurts like hell. He was a most thoughtful and caring son. Infuriatingly laid back as only the artists and creative souls can be. Kind with a wicked sense of humour, you may think I’m biais but the tributes from his Facebook only reaffirm what I knew all along. One consolation is that he donated his organs so that someone else can have a better life. So magnanimous of his part. My heart is broken, no emojis, no amount of likes or followers, can alleviate my pain. It shows the futility of it all. I am trying to be very strong to give support to his wife and my two grand children of 3 and 7. My husband has been a bastion of support, so has my circle of friends
We had a celebration of his life at 3am in the morning when his cremation was taking place We did not adhere to any religion, we are free spirits and believe that the way we behave towards others was our religion. A friend commented that I should look at it like this, he had a mission, he has accomplished his mission and now he has departed. I found comfort in that and the knowledge that he did not suffer and his legacy will live on beyond. This has given his existence a meaning Keeping myself busy by cooking and feeding my family and surrounding them with lots of love but life goes on, I need to take care of the living now Tears are shed now and then I thought I was doing rather well, until my daughter in law produced the urn, poor girl brought him home, I crumbled
Sorry this is not Lupus, Changing Faces related but I needed to vent my thoughts and this forum has proved to be very supportive when I needed it. I
I would give anything to have a blazing row with him
Thank you for reading till the end
Chantale