Novel & Cerita The Loss Of A Loved One

People deal with grief in different ways. They say that the reality is that you will grieve forever. You will not ‘get over’ the loss of a loved one; you will learn to live with it. You will heal and you will rebuild yourself around the loss you have suffered. You will be whole again but you will never be the same.

"Someone once said that death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside of us while we live." - One Tree Hill ~~~~~~~ One moment. That's all it takes for your life to change completely. One Single Moment That's all it takes, To fall in love To fall out of love To lose your soul To die I stand in front of the freshly made grave. In front of the person who meant everything to me. It has been one month since the funeral but the disbelief and shock still haven't worn off.

I was close to tears at this point due to this unnecessary agitation but Francis merely rubbed my shoulder. "Zannicus," He bopped his head with mine, "it's because you suffered loss." "Huh?" I blinked. "Loss is considered to the cost of love. There is no need for dramatics or clarification as well as the need to elaborate that loss doesn't immediately equate to someone who died. Seth was your first love; you care about someone so much, and invested your life in them only for it to end."

In those moments, I allowed myself to grieve, to mourn the loss of the life I had once envisioned with Les, the life that now seemed like nothing more than a distant dream. I sought solace in the support of my friends and family, leaning on them for strength and comfort in my darkest moments. They listened to me as I poured out my heart, offering words of encouragement and understanding that helped me to find the courage to keep going, even when the weight of my grief felt unbearable.

While keeping her gaze fixed on me, she expressed herself honestly. The pain they have caused often lasts longer than the person who has died, resulting in a kind of sorrow that permeates the duration of the grieving process. Death, divorce, and separation are all examples of goodbyes that are accompanied by a certain kind of sadness. A yearning for something that has been lost.

Alec kept on sobbing. Seeing Alec in his lowest point, it was breaking her heart like hell. She can't bear seeing him like this. She can't bear seeing the man she love suffer in despair and sadness. When we lose someone, we are left with a feeling of sadness and agony. He may not became a good father for Patty and Alec but she knew he still love them. He may never treated her as her daughter but she still love him somehow and it's painful to finally realize he will never come back. They lost him. Don Alonzo was gone....

he asked, almost like he was genuinely curious. “My mom and I love one another, we’re not massively in common but sometimes I think it’s because my dad always wanted me so close you know” I said smiling over at him “but when he passed that was probably the hardest time of my life” I whispered before taking a deep breath like I was trying to hold back tears. “Have you ever lost someone you really cared about?” I ask and he nods slowly. “Then you get it, losing someone you love either brings others around you closer or pushes them farther away. I got lucky and my mom and I got closer” I smiled “life’s hard but everyone loses someone you know” I said, shrugging a bit and he nodded.

The funerals for the pack members we had lost were held that morning also. My heart broke for the families and mates that had lost a loved one. As I watched family members place flowers on the burn pile, I squeezed Zane’s hand tightly, he hadn’t marked me yet, but the thought of losing him made my heart ache, causing a pinching pain. Kellen and Mike had stood with their families and my heart panged from the thought of losing them too. I hoped that day would never come. Unfortunately, war is unpredictable and no one is immune to its destruction.

Nothing she could ever say would be crazy. “Em we aren’t going to discredit your reason. No matter how ridiculous you think it is. It’s still a reason. It holds meaning ok.” I tell her and everyone nods 100% in agreeance. She begins again. “I… They are gone, never coming back. It was sudden and we can all agree it hit me the hardest I don’t know why. But it did. We loved them all so much as our parents. They were the best, perfect, everything a daughter or son could ever want. They were both there, every step of the way and losing that fucking killed. Especially now. I turn 21. And they won’t be here to celebrate. I will graduate and they won’t be here to cheer me on. I’ll start a job and th

My eyes started to feel the warmth on the edges, blinking them many times to prevent being emotional. The mere fact of losing someone you love is the most painful thing in life.