life after cbd

[racewalk]

wife passed away 3 months ago. This will be the first Xmas without her. Luckly i have two daughters that -even if they live faraway- they support me continuously.

[messier]

❤️🫂

[45purple in reply to messier]

💜💜

[Bergenser]

🫂🌻Best wishes

[ChocolateFaceTeddy]

❤️❤️💙 xxxx

[Runner333]

so glad your daughters support you! ❤️

[daddyt]

I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your wife. I know personally how difficult this is. You're blessed to have the support you need through your daughters. If you haven't already, consider a virtual get together through Facetime, Skype or any other platform. It doesn't replace seeing your loved ones in person, but it's close to the next best thing.

Tim

[GoGreen]

Sorry for your loss. Those firsts are hard to go through. Thankful you have loved ones who are close to you and are supporting you! Do something special for yourself!

[racewalk in reply to GoGreen]

Thx, Go Green. Appreciate your words

[Purrlie]

Such a hard time for you and your family. Hoping good memories may be a small comfort. Big hugs, Purrlie

[LuisRodicioRodicio]

Hi racewalk!

I lost my wife three years ago. The hole he has left in my life and in that of our family, nothing and no one can fill it and his spirit, his advice, his support, are still present while life goes on.

It is time to recover old friendships, old hobbies, new stimuli that make us grow as people. At first one finds oneself empty and disoriented, it is natural after so much time focused on the patient. It is difficult to return to social activities, one finds oneself somewhat "rusty" and "dented", but there is no better way. As you say yourself, "returning to the self" is now the goal.

A strong hug.

Luis

[racewalk in reply to LuisRodicioRodicio]

thx a lot Luis for your kind words. Appreciate very much. Now i am at my daughter home, things go better. Little concerned when i will go back to the emptiness of my home.