Miller1412
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So sorry for you and your DH's loss
So sorry for you and your DH's lossMarseeya said:Just wanted to post an update.
DH's grandfather passed this afternoon.![]()
DH is absolutely devastated right now, and it's just killing him that we can't get out there right away. I wish so much that there were something I could do to comfort him. We can't leave until the weather clears, and that won't be until at least Saturday.
Please keep DH in your thoughts. This is going to torment him for a long time.
I really do understand how you feel, this almost identical situation happened in May with my DH's brother and we live in the same town! By the time we knew he was in the hospital, he was in a coma and never woke up.

RUDisney said:I am so sorry for your loss. I hope your DH finds peace in the wonderful memories he has of his GF. If he didn't know why his GS didn't come to see him before his death, he at leasts is at God's side and knows the whole truth now.
Tell your DH to make sure that his mother doesn't bury him before he gets there. She sounds like a beauty and like someone who would bury him quickly so that by the time the storm clears you still wouldn't have made it there in time.
It's not like you have a concocted story about why you can't get there sooner like when my GF died and my cousins from Nebraska had other plans for Memorial Day weekend and asked my mother and father to hold his body until Tuesday so they wouldn't miss any of the fun they had planned by having to come to PA. Needless to say they didn't come in for his funeral.
Your MIL should really wait to have his funeral.

Just makes me want to scream "TRY GIVING US A FREAKIN' CALL!
BuzznBelle'smom said:I'm very sorry for your loss. It's particularly difficult this time of year--when my dad died 12/22/95, I spent the month saying, "Merry F-ing Christmas!" Out of character for me, but it was how I felt.
I know it is a very difficult time for your family, but try, try, try, to at least put aside your feelings for yoru MIL until after the services, for your husband's sake. Some people are just in denial--when my godmother (my dad's sister) had cancer, my dad didn't mention it until she died. All my cousins knew, she was in treatment for months, but Dad thought she would get better, so why worry me? I felt so awful at her funeral. Also, when my grandmother was hospitalized for "routine pneumonia", my dad put off visiting her since he thought she'd get better. Well, she died, and again, we weren't at all prepared, even though my uncles had said, "Come now!" My point is, some people are just like this--my dad had many, many good qualities, but he could live in a state of denial like nobody I've seen, bless him!
Right now your job is to be the loving, supportive spouse that your husband needs. Feel free to blow off steam here as needed if it helps you to give your family the love they need the other 99% of the time. This will get easier with time (not the MIL issues, you're probably stuck with them, but the overall situation).![]()
For us, we get so much joy in giving each other presents, and I'm fine with waiting until later, but he's so miserable. GRRRR! We could have had that money. 
I called my mother, my sister, my pastor, my kids and totally forgot his family. I did call about 24hrs later but I don't think they will ever forgive me. 
We live right outside of Scranton, if that helps to make it easier to know what weather to which I'm referring.Marseeya said:I can see from your profile that you're from around where my in-laws live. What's the weather going to be like out there for the next couple of days?