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Julie Brennan
March 3, 2024
In honour of our mother
You Don’t Just Lose Someone Once.... You lose them over and over, sometimes many times a day.
When the loss, momentarily forgotten, creeps up, and attacks you from behind. Fresh waves of grief as the realisation hits home, they are gone.
Again. You don’t just lose someone once, you lose them every time you open your eyes to a new dawn, and as you awaken, so does your memory, so does the jolting bolt of lightning that rips into your heart, they are gone.
Again. Losing someone is a journey, not a one-off. There is no end to the loss, there is only a learned skill on how to stay afloat, when it washes over.
Be kind to those who are sailing this stormy sea, they have a journey ahead of them, and a daily shock to the system each time they realise, they are gone, Again. You don’t just lose someone once, you lose them every day, for a lifetime.
julie brennan
October 15, 2023
Mum
We are sorry we haven´t shared a word with you for so long ,please know you are forever loved and thought of each day .
Thank you for always visiting me in my dreams .
As they years pass by , it feels like only yesterday that God carried you home .
Love and blessings...
Love your children
Rosemary
Julie
Larry
Janelle
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October 15, 2023
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julie brennan
October 15, 2023
Shall I wither and fall like an autumn leaf,
From this deep sorrow - from this painful grief?
How can I go on or find a way to be strong?
Will I ever again enjoy life´s sweet song?
Sometimes a warm memory sheds light in the dark
And eases the pain like the song of a Meadow Lark.
Then it flits away on silent wings and I´m alone;
Hungering for more of the light it had shone.
Shall grief´s bitter cold sadness consume me,
Like a winter storm on the vast angry sea?
How can I fill the void and deep desperate need
To replant my heart with hope´s lovely seed?
Then I look at a photo of your playful smiling face
And for a moment I escape to a serene happy place;
Remembering the laughter and all you would do,
Cherishing the honest, caring, loving spirit of you.
Shall spring´s cheerful flowers bring life anew
And allow me to forget the agony of missing you?
Will spring´s burst of new life bring fresh hope
And teach my grieving soul how to cope?
Sometimes I´ll read a treasured card you had given me
And each word´s special meaning makes me see,
The precious gift of love I was fortunate to receive,
And I realise you´d never want to see me grieve.
Shall summer´s warm brilliant sun bring new light,
And free my anguished mind of its terrible plight?
Will its gentle breezes chase grief´s dark clouds away,
And show me a clear path towards a better day?
When I visit the grave where you lie in eternal peace,
I know that death and heaven brought you release;
I try to envision your joy on that shore across the sea,
And, until I join you, that´ll have to be enough for me.
For all the remaining seasons of my life on earth,
There´ll be days I´ll miss your merriment and mirth,
And sometimes I´ll sadly long for all the yesterdays;
Missing our chats and your gentle understanding ways.
Yet, the lessons of kindness and love you taught me,
And the good things in life you´ve helped me to see;
Linger as lasting gifts that comfort and will sustain,
Until I journey to that peaceful shore and see you again.
9/10/1938- 3/8/2012
We all miss you mum
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