Lost my son to leukemia and having trouble accepting...was so sure that he would beat it..and being his mother also feel guilty about not helping him face what he was going through .

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Lost my son to leukemia and having trouble accepting...was so sure that he would beat it..and being his mother also feel guilty about not helping him face what he was going through . In Bereavement & Loss Asked by lost Age : 60 4 Answers lost 488 Views 1 month ago Resolved Vote 2 Tweet Email to Friends Add to Favorites Question Badge Use this wwuask.com question badge in blogs, websites, forums. Copy and paste the HTML below:

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Lost For a mother its always hard to loose a son. I can only imagine how hard it is for you to cope with your lost. But, I can assure you that soon you will fine that your sky will shine brightly and that you'll see things in a different way. I am sorry for your lost Good luck Answered by Laury D...Age : 34 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by Laury Dominguez 1 month ago
I can't imagine what its like but you must look back on fond memories you have with your son Time is the only thing that will help you accept your loss. think of how your son would like you to remember him. Good luck and God bless you and youir son Answered by mikeAge : 55 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by mike 1 month ago
First thing you are a brave woman to admit that you are having trouble coping with your loss. Some people would just shut down and fall into depression and addiction, but you are confronting your lose. There is no simple praise to make a mother feel better over the loss of her child. Time will help heal your pain. But you have nothing to feel guilty about. Just keep in mind that your son fought to the end with this illness. He is in Gods hands right now and you will be together with him again one day. May time help heal your pain. Answered by lilyflyAge : 34 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by lilyfly 1 month ago
I'm saddened to hear of your loss and the burden of guilt you are experiencing. I believe that being a parent doesn't come with a manual and especially when life throws you a curve ball. The spirit that you shared with your son of not giving up and accepting defeat should serve you well. You gave him hope and strength and because of that spirit your son is still with you. You need to give yourself permission to accept you did the best you could because of your love for your son. Allow yourself to accept that giving a loved one hope and strength during impossible times is done out of love and nothing to feel guilty about. If you have not already seek out a support group of parents who may be having similar feelings of loss and guilt. Keep his spirit alive by helping other individuals needing help and support as you are. I will keep you in my prayers. Answered by kidsfor...Age : 40 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by kidsforever 1 month ago

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For a mother its always hard to loose a son. I can only imagine how hard it is for you to cope with your lost. But, I can assure you that soon you will fine that your sky will shine brightly and that you'll see things in a different way.
I am sorry for your lost
Good luck

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I can't imagine what its like but you must look back on fond memories you have with your son Time is the only thing that will help you accept your loss. think of how your son would like you to remember him. Good luck and God bless you and youir son

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First thing you are a brave woman to admit that you are having trouble coping with your loss. Some people would just shut down and fall into depression and addiction, but you are confronting your lose. There is no simple praise to make a mother feel better over the loss of her child. Time will help heal your pain. But you have nothing to feel guilty about. Just keep in mind that your son fought to the end with this illness. He is in Gods hands right now and you will be together with him again one day.

May time help heal your pain.

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I'm saddened to hear of your loss and the burden of guilt you are experiencing. I believe that being a parent doesn't come with a manual and especially when life throws you a curve ball. The spirit that you shared with your son of not giving up and accepting defeat should serve you well. You gave him hope and strength and because of that spirit your son is still with you. You need to give yourself permission to accept you did the best you could because of your love for your son. Allow yourself to accept that giving a loved one hope and strength during impossible times is done out of love and nothing to feel guilty about. If you have not already seek out a support group of parents who may be having similar feelings of loss and guilt. Keep his spirit alive by helping other individuals needing help and support as you are. I will keep you in my prayers.

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