By Kelly Bridgewater
In four days I will be celebrating two years since my Daddy
died.
Two years.
Wow!
There are days I still can't believe it has been two years
already.
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The one thing that bothers me is that the pain has lessen A
LOT, which is a good thing. I don't think of my Daddy all the time. A certain
song comes on or a movie that I enjoyed with my father will bring me to tears.
Talking about my Daddy with my brother and sister will also do it.
But for the most part, I have learned to live without him.
Which I really HATE to say.
Here is a blog post that I wrote a year and a half ago that
showed my hurt. Now, not so much. Father's Day was hard, but I have learned to
accept that I will see my father again in heaven. I just have to wait until
it's my turn to go.
A trusted and Godly friend suggested writing a letter to my
father with all the pain I had and allowed myself to express my hurt to him. I
wrote in my journal and have written a number more of them. Usually when I feel
like I need to talk to my Daddy, I write him a letter in my journal. Whether or
not, he actually sees them or knows I wrote them I don't know, but it brings me
some type of peace as I record my thoughts and feelings to my Daddy. It is also
the journal where I record a number of my prayers and Bible study notes and
letters to my children that hopefully one day they will treasure.
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I just wanted to spend today, treasuring and honoring the
memory of my late Daddy and allowing you to see how much the ache and pain is
and how far I have come.
If you have lost someone near and dear to you too, I'm
sorry. If not, I hope you don't have to endure this pain for a long time.
Thanks for listening to my ramblings!
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