Do you ever talk to your mom or a loved one who has passed? Did you ever experience their presence?
491071
Yes, I talk to my Dad all the time, I sense his answers, and I feel him around me quite often. I don't know for sure that it is him - your mind can do some strange things when you are grieving. But, I have had some strange experiences that I can't account for since he died. One time, one of the things I sensed him saying to me was, "DON'T GO OUTSIDE!" I was about to go to bed, and I was going to go get something off my porch when I "heard" or sensed this. It kind of freaked me out, so I just went staight to bed. The next day when I went to go to work, I found that my car had been broken into and burglarized. So... I think that we have souls, and I don't know whether we can be around our loved ones or not once we die, but that's my story. All I know is that death can only kill the body - it can't kill love.
598170
No I haven't, do you know of a child who has passed away? Or has any child ever died in the house that you live in?
710595
lovely to hear that you got to see dad again\n\ni have had many such experiences as have many others i know\nmy mum often dreams of my dad , and he gives her messages that are validated and proven after she wakes\ni speak with spirit , so do not doubt their interaction with us xx
336553
when you really care for someone you will always miss them... I miss my mom and wish she would come back already... but she's gone for good...has been for 3 yrs. now.  Just appreciate the people that come into your life and cherish the good times...always...
529007
My sis had seen some shadows and human figures inside our house (bedrooms, walking on the living).. she seen our grandmother´s mother, sit on the sofa, a few weeks she had passed away...
272774
From, my mother who lives in Mexico and I have not seen her for 6 years. I would like to recieve all call from her, because I love her, she makes my day when we talk over the phone. She is my mother and she is my Holy Mother who gave me birth.\n\nShe is the person I will always want to hear from. Thank you Mommy!
784692
I am sorry to hear about your mom. I pray your grief is short, and joy memories are many.\n\nThe word says in Hebrews, that there is a cloud of witnesses cheering us on in our spiritual walk.\nI don't believe that the ones in heaven can see us in our mundane lives but that since our spirit is eternal now, they can see the things that we do spiritually. So when we get saved, pray for someone lost, struggle with spiritual matters, yes they can be a part of that. \n\ncheering us on!
519598
I have two friends that have both lost a child. The one has two other children and the other lost the twin of her child right after childbirth. They both start out Mother's Day the same way. They visit the cemetery and talk to their child. The Mother that has the two other children then celebrates  in the regular fashion. The other Mother works at a Children's Home and spends Mother's Day there so she's not alone. She says she enjoys the day being around the children . If there is a Children's Home near you maybe you would find some comfort doing that on Mother's Day. I am truly sorry for your loss. Being a Mother of two I can only imagine what you feel. Please know that you are not alone and that I hope that on Mother's Day you can find peace and remember all the joys Motherhood brought to you! Happy Mother's Day!
587668
Hey your story touched me so i thought i would take the time to answer it, at least as best as i can! x\n\nFirstly, it must be dreadful to feel empty and lonely-as in a sense, perhaps you feel like you have lost half of your identity, as obviousley your mum is half of your biological makeup-and half of you!\n\nBut on the opposide side of this, is the fact that in that sense, she will always be a part of you, as you are half of her, which should give you some comfort. You are one of the closest people to her; so when you feel lonely and down think about this!\n\nAlso Never say Never either, and keep an open mind! Who is to say there isnt an afterlife? Its best not to think pessimistic, and say that you will never see her again. If she died, perhaps she died for a reason and is no longer in pain and is in peace.\n\nTry to talk to a close member of your family who would perhaps understand. Try not to dwell on the past and embrace the family that you have presently. At the end of the day your mum is in your heart and is a part of you, and that will never fade.\n\nxx
378751
I FEEL FOR YOU. I LOST MY MOM TO PANCREATIC CANCER. I TOO MISSED HER FINAL MOMENT ON THIS WORLD..IT'S NOT EASY.. BUT TALK TO PEOPLE DON'T HOLD ANYTHING IN. LET IT ALL OUT...GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!
965722
a couple of years ago when my father passed away, he didn't want to leave my mother.  all kinds of phenomena took place such as, lights strobing, tv turning on and off by itself,  interference with the telephone, hearing aids etc.  i had taken 2 sympathy cards to mom from both myself and my daughter.  they had been placed on the mantle over the fireplace.  when i came back in the living room, the cards were face up in dad's chair which was the last place i saw him alive.  no one else could have been responsible for the activity as it was only mom and me in the house and she was upstairs sleeping.  i  checked with the neighbours to see if their power had been flickering or their phones not working and they told me they hadn't had any trouble.  my brother confirmed that there were no electrical problems with the house when i questioned him.   i finally convinced dad that mom would be ok and we would all take care of her.  it took about 2 days but he finally went to the light.  at that point, all of the activity stopped.   the strange thing is i was so conflicted emotionally when he left.  i felt sad that he had gone, but also relieved he had finally made the transition.  i miss him very much but know he is always with me.  i am sure there are skeptics out there that will not believe what i experienced but that is their issue.  i know what occurred and that is what is important to me.  take care.
603625
This past April was the 19 year anniversary of my Mom's death. She had suffered with cervical cancer for the last 17 months of her life and as I watched her suffer through the chemo treatments and the morphine dosages, I found myself praying that God would take her home with Him where I knew there she would no longer be in pain. Although I was there for her as much as I possibly could be and did whatever she needed me to do for her, the suffering was more painful to watch than losing her could ever be. I spent the Friday before her death with her the whole day.  We talked about our childhoods, our adult lives, her sickness, and how I would keep her memory alive for my (future) child(ren) and we laughed and cried together. This period of my life with her were the best and the worst days that I can remember but they are memories I would not have wanted to miss.\n\nI finally had my daughter nearly 4 years later and even though she never met my Mom... she knows her through my memories and knows that Grandma Rose is waiting in Heaven to meet her. \n\nLosing Mom is the hardest thing I have ever gone through and basically I did it alone. The only advice I can give is to pour yourself into something constructive and keep busy and most of all...take it one day at a time. It gets easier and the tears turn from tears of sorrow to tears of joy in the lasting memories you will have even of these final days.\n\nMay God bless you and your family throughout this time and my prayers will be with you.
703185
Yes.  I have.  It was someone I knew, that I had grown up with.\n\nShe used to take the bus to this one shopping center, always in July, to get half price bathing suits.\n\nWhen I saw her, I was talking to her, and that is what she was doing.  I didn't think that much about it, but there was a rumor for a long while saying she had died.\n\nShe got off the bus.  The person with me said, Oh boy, who were you talking to?\n\nI found out later she had died by then.
689841
I was 9 when I lost my mom. Not an important event goes by without me thinking of her and missing her. Im 28 and sometimes I get mad at HER for not being here for things like her grandchildren or to give me advice. It DOES get easier. I say this because the pain only goes on for so long then you adjust to it. Pain will be there it just won't be as horrible as it seemed in the beginning. I just hope to see her someday when its my time. It sucks more than anything in the world to lose a parent. My advice is n to see a counsler or better yet find others who have lost parents and share stories and tears if need be. Your on a good start here finding others. Maybe there is a loss support group in your area. I didn't like the counslers when I was younger due to the fact we had no connection. They didn't lose their mom but wanted to talk to me about my loss. Good-luck and keep your head up. Remember God doesn't give us more then we can handle (sometimes it feels like it)
596584
I am so sorry for your loss.  I would like to say that I think your mom would be proud of you and would love knowing that you love her and you miss her.  Instead of spending today being sad at her loss..spend the day rejoicing for the woman that she was and for the memories that will live on in your heart forever.  ((((((((hugs)))))))))
190043
yes, my story is rather differant, My Aunt Ann was dying of cancer and after all attempts for a cure she was given only a few months which ended up being 3 weeks. well the night of her death my Mother 'Anns sister' and my Aunt Bonnie 'also Anns baby sister' and I went to Anns House after her husband called and said it was time, we got there to find Ann unconcious and in her Bed. we sat with her for Oh maybe an hour when suddenly she sat straight up and smilled 'with tears in her eyes' and said Oh How beautiful they all are, Look at them, 'she then looked at us and said Cant you see them, and my Mother said No Ann I cant see them,. all this was bizzar within itself because she had brain cancer and had'nt been able to speak for over a week, and now she was speaking very clearly. After my mom said she did'nt see anyone, Ann started to talk to someone and was very very excited , She suddenly said 'But someones missing' and as if she was looking and listening to someone speaking She smiled and said ' Oh-' slowly laid back, looked up and gripped the corner of her blanket and slowly pulled it up over her head and she died. BUT To your Question this is the reason for my answer, 1 week after her death I was asleep and Ann was in my dreams, we was sitting outside having Tea like we would do in the summer, and she was smiling and said, so what Name will you give Him, and I said Aaron, Just as if I knew what she was saying. when I woke up I was floored, So a week after that I found out I was pregnant and was even more shocked , because my husband and I had tried for almost 11 years and was Told I could never have children.. I would continue to say what I believe and why I think there was 'someone' missing when my Aunt made that statement but maybe somethings are better left unsaid. ~_~
835930
Vacation with parents.  No question.  My father is dead.  My mother has alzhiemers.  After my father had died I would take my mother with us on vacation for a number of years.  She loved it.  I miss them both very much.  I feel sorry for people who don't get along well with their parents.  When they are gone, they are gone forever.