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Minnie I know how hard it is because I lost my own mother 5 years ago. I was 40 at the time and she was only 69. She died of lung cancer. I still miss her so much. We were scheduled to go to Disney and stay at the Poly the month she was diagnosed. Needless to say we had to cancel that trip and she never made it back to Disney, but some of my fondest memories are spending time there with her.
I still remember the first time we walked in to the Magic Kingdom back in 1976. She started crying. I asked her why and she said that since she and my dad split up when I was just a baby she never thought she'd be able to take me to Disneyland even though it was a dream of hers and here many years later with me as an adult we finally made it.
When she was diagnosed the first thing I did was to buy her a brick at WDW and it ended up being at the Poly which was her favorite resort.
Just last month DH and I were in Disney and went to visit her brick. It is nice to have a tribute to here there where she was so happy.
It is still too new for you, but I urge you to embrace the happy memories. Talk to her often. I have found a calming peace when I do.
Life does go on, but it isn't quite the same. No matter how old we are we still feel very lost when our Mother is gone.
I will keep you and your mother in my prayers.
I still remember the first time we walked in to the Magic Kingdom back in 1976. She started crying. I asked her why and she said that since she and my dad split up when I was just a baby she never thought she'd be able to take me to Disneyland even though it was a dream of hers and here many years later with me as an adult we finally made it.
When she was diagnosed the first thing I did was to buy her a brick at WDW and it ended up being at the Poly which was her favorite resort.
Just last month DH and I were in Disney and went to visit her brick. It is nice to have a tribute to here there where she was so happy.
It is still too new for you, but I urge you to embrace the happy memories. Talk to her often. I have found a calming peace when I do.
Life does go on, but it isn't quite the same. No matter how old we are we still feel very lost when our Mother is gone.
I will keep you and your mother in my prayers.