CozyTime
Death should be a free choice
- Feb 16, 2019
- 62
The thoughts and memories got the better of me today. I haven't felt this bad in a long time but its due as its that time of the year.
I remember her excitement at the end of the summer because she loved autumn, the colors, the weather, to never feel too cold or too warm, having a good excuse to watch her favorite movies.
She always said she wanted to pass on a rainy day in september and she did, she lied to me but I never felt betrayed by her. The trauma she lived through was something I could never understand.
I also remember how I couldn't look in her mothers eyes during the funeral, I felt so ashamed at not having been able to stop her from taking her life. Her mother just hugged me and let me cry into her arms on her own daughters funeral.
Her mother passed a bit over a year ago, close to the date her daughter did. I took a loan to put the gravestone next to hers, it removed my savings but atleast they rest together.
Now I'm stuck with a mix of the most wonderful and the worst memories of my life every september. We were just children when it all occured now I'm 25 and scared the wonderful will eventually fade from my memory.
How grateful I am to have been accepted, appreciated and loved by two amazing people. How awful I feel knowing the only other person who knew her is also dead. No one else remembers her like me so I hope you don't mind my sharing here.
I hope this september day finds you better, recovery takes time but I hold unyielding faith in all of you.
I remember her excitement at the end of the summer because she loved autumn, the colors, the weather, to never feel too cold or too warm, having a good excuse to watch her favorite movies.
She always said she wanted to pass on a rainy day in september and she did, she lied to me but I never felt betrayed by her. The trauma she lived through was something I could never understand.
I also remember how I couldn't look in her mothers eyes during the funeral, I felt so ashamed at not having been able to stop her from taking her life. Her mother just hugged me and let me cry into her arms on her own daughters funeral.
Her mother passed a bit over a year ago, close to the date her daughter did. I took a loan to put the gravestone next to hers, it removed my savings but atleast they rest together.
Now I'm stuck with a mix of the most wonderful and the worst memories of my life every september. We were just children when it all occured now I'm 25 and scared the wonderful will eventually fade from my memory.
How grateful I am to have been accepted, appreciated and loved by two amazing people. How awful I feel knowing the only other person who knew her is also dead. No one else remembers her like me so I hope you don't mind my sharing here.
I hope this september day finds you better, recovery takes time but I hold unyielding faith in all of you.