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lostforgottensoul
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Then they do die and things were not made right and all the anger starts to change into a deep heavy sadness, like it never had to happen, like you could feel like everyone else at the funeral and just feel sadness, not all the huge flood that starts to crash in!
My therapist talked a lot about the orginal anger. Its not anger at all, its pain. My emotions love to hide themselves as anger. Its the 'go to' emotion for me. But this is extreme intense pain, something ive never allowed myself to feel...and dont think i can handle.
what he NEEDED to do
Thats sort of my delimma i guess. Was it ever going to help me to see her? And the answer is, if she continues to deny the truth, likely not. I guess i held onto hope that in a few years, id be healed enough to see her regardless of her denying everything.
But, I think, you going to the hospital is more for them than for you.
I think so too. I think im in that mourning stage (or something) now as im just realizing that that hope that one day she would be the mom i needed will never happen.
You are not obligated to attend just because of your biological relationship to her.
True. I dont know if im going to her funeral but its all about celebrating the person's life and remembering them. I dont want to remember her as she wasnt a good person and the family wouldnt ever admit she wasnt a good person. My memories of her arent something i want to take to a funeral and stare at. And hearing good things about her will make me want to puke.
Id love to be a 'funeral crasher' and when they say "she was such a good person", if love to scream out "no she wasnt, she was an insane cult leader"....not something i would do, just something id love to do.