Guest guest Posted December 15, 2011 Report Share Posted December 15, 2011 I just got the call from my Sister; she and one of our aunts are there with our mother (as well as the hospice worker); mother just passed away a few minutes ago, while in a coma. Sister said that there is a look of peace on her face. I asked Sister to kiss mother's forehead for me and tell her goodbye, and I hope she will find peace and happiness now. I'm glad I went to see mother when I did; I had a feeling that it was my last opportunity to see her alive. Even knowing that her death was coming, and expecting it, its still something that will take time for me to process. I am glad that I am able to cry; I was beginning to wonder if I had slipped back into a kind of semi-dissociative state and shut off all my feelings again. But when I spoke to my aunt on the phone, the tears came. Sister is supervising the arrangements; everything was already planned and in place RE nada's funeral, etc. The plan is to wait until Sister's son/my nephew can get leave from the military this spring to have a memorial service for mom and scatter her ashes where dad's were scattered. Mom had requested that; she wanted her earthly remains to be mingled with dad's. So. I just wanted to share that part of my story, my experience. I'm having mixed feelings of sadness and relief. My mother isn't scared or angry or frustrated or disappointed or in pain any more, and that's a good thing. -Annie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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