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Grief. Grief. Grief. Literally makes me feel like
Grief. Grief. Grief. Literally makes me feel like
By Anonymous
Grief. Grief. Grief. Literally makes me feel like I died the day my mother passed away. Grief won't let me breathe. It's been three years and still my days are cloudy and grey. Sometimes I beg God to take me too. It eases with time but all it takes is a small trigger and it all comes crashing down again. My Cat ran off and that awful tightness in the chest won't leave. Grief has built her house inside me and she has made herself comfortable.
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zee
I am so sorry you are feeling this way. grief can be overwhelming and all consuming, like a heavyweight on your shoulders. it's understandable that certain memories or situations can trigger you to feel sad or the tightness in your chest. does talking about it help relieve the feeling of grief? Sharing it with others can sometimes make it feel less heavy or overwhelming for you
Anthonia14143
Your words are raw and real. They hold the weight of a pain that doesn’t ask permission before settling in. I hear you. Grief, especially the kind that comes from losing someone as central as your mother, isn’t linear. It’s not a wound that closes neatly with time. It’s more like a landscape that shifts under your feet, sometimes quiet, sometimes a storm. What you’re describing—the tightness, the heaviness, that crashing feeling from even the smallest trigger—is something many feel but few say out loud. You did. That matters.