Friday, 1 April 2016
April...marks a year and a half.....
I shouldn’t be in this position…..I should be with my wife. I hate that I’m not. I’m longing to be with you again. And to know I can never be is the hardest part. I want our family back , our unit. But I can’t….This is my normal now. I’m finding my path….It’s not that I don’t want to find my path, I do, I want to, but it just makes me realise each time what I had, what I lost. And I need to feel that…I am feeling that. I’m having fun, I’m enjoying life….but it’s not the same as when you were here. It’s different…and when I look around me I can see the new life I’m creating and that makes me miss you more. It’ll be a year and a half in a few weeks since you died….I know that you’d be proud of me. I’m living our dream, but I never imagined living it on my own. The things I’ve seen, I’d love to share with you, be having adventures with you…no one else. But I can’t…so I have them alone, or with Thom, or with friends (old and new). Going for coffee with new friends to places you’d of loved but never got to see….seeing the sunset over the hill…watching the lambs appear and play in the fields, messing about down by the river. I’m doing these things with people when I just wish I could do this all with you. I miss our companionship and our bond which transcended words…we just knew we had each other and we shared a kindred spirit. That smile…I so miss that smile. I’ve met some special people, I’m building this life but I’m always going to miss you….I’m always going to think of you when I go somewhere new…I don’t think that pain will ever leave. Thank you Claire for everything. I love you more than anyone could ever love someone. x
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I've just watched you and Claire househunting on Escape to the Country: I joined the programme during your visit to the first property and took notice because I thought I'd heard reference to a bike collection. I married a cyclist - I know all about that! I was so shocked to read the RIP notice at the end . . . it made me wonder what had happened. Finding your blog - what can I say? I'm so very, very sorry. They say time is a healer, but it isn't: you learn to accommodate the loss and the grief, but they never go away. I realise it's meaningless to your own life, but people you've never met are thinking about you and wishing you all the very best.
ReplyDeleteHi Julia, thank you so much for your message. It's not meaningless, I really appreciate you taking the time out to write. We're doing ok and I'm coming to the same conclusion as you've written here. Not easy but proud of Me and Thom xx
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