Out of the Shadows: The Grieving Parent as the Obstinate Alcoholic

Thursday, June 27, 2013

The Grieving Parent as the Obstinate Alcoholic

The Grieving Parent as the Obstinate Alcoholic

I wish I could express my feelings like this---> Please read

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If you have ever lost someone you love, you have probably felt the shadows. The shadows are the grief that covers your life after a loss. If you let them, the shadows will fill every crevice of your life. The shadows will block out the sunshine and happiness, leaving you exhausted and unable to feel positive about anything.

On May 6th, 2010 my life became covered in shadows. That was the day that my son, Will, died in a tragic accident. Will was nine years old and as full of life as any child his age could possibly be. Will loved life and treated each day as an adventure. His love of life was contagious and people still talk about his smile.

This blog is meant to be positive and a resource for those looking for sunlight in their own lives. There is no way to tell the story of a loss without becoming emotional at times. The emotions conveyed in my posts may seem raw and unedited. Guess what? They are. They are real emotions. There is no instruction manual given to you when someone dies. I have tried to use Will's life as my compass, when I have a tough decision to make I ask myself, "What would Will have expected me to do?".

Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted. (Matt 5:4)