Beautiful Gorgeous Family! Your honesty and transparency is soooo RARE! Please continue doing what you are doing. Your posts are healing whether you are laughing, crying, angry, frustrated …. Your followers love you and your kiddos to pieces. Q is smiling from above✝️🙏
I appreciate your real-ness! ❤ Life can sometimes take us to unexpected places. Your right on target and your videos help me. My mom passed on June 30th, 2024. For a few months I thought I was losing it in a fog of grief. But I had to stay strong for my kids and my mom would have wanted me to take good care of "her" girls as she would always say. My dad is widowed now after 50 years with my fiesty mama. 🙏 we are trying to keep him busy.
In my experience, my times dealing with grief have been the most painful, difficult, and challenging experiences to navigate through in my life. Messy is a good word. Praying for you and your beautiful family.
Thanks for sharing! It’s important for those who haven’t experienced intense loss to get a glimpse of how it can affect someone. As a psychotherapist I have worked with many struggling with complicated and ongoing grief. Grief is not linear. You don’t go thru the stages one by one and then done. I describe the “stages” of grief like a roller coaster. Ups and downs, twists and turns, loops, tunnels and daylight. Flying at the speed of light at times and dragging like you’ll barely get back to the roller coaster station for the end of the ride. But then it starts over. Times you may feel “normal “and “moving on” then something hits you and it begins to feel raw again. It can be day to day but more often moment to moment. It’s not the same for everyone, it’s individual. We can never “know how someone feels” (I hate that phrase!) but we can understand what loss feels like. I pray for you and your family. May God continue to strengthen, comfort and guide you on this challenging journey called life.
For someone to make that comment, I feel that perhaps haven’t experienced this level of grief or they don’t understand it somehow. And like you said, you gotta work; the literal show must go on.
It takes years, there are some good days, many bad days. I’m so sorry for your loss❤Don’t compare your grief to others, we are individuals, all different with different circumstances. MOST of all don’t let others define your process. 💕💕💕🌺🌺🌺🌺
i would be so the same i been married 30 years this year and all our kids are grown i tell my husband if he goes before me i will be so devastated my life will never be the same . i really don’t want to be left alone i know we don’t have the choice but what ur going thru weighs on my heart at times . sending you big hugs !
You’re doing a great job. Q would be proud. Maybe not tell the kids too much about your grief, I know they worry about you. Keep on doing what you’re doing! Remember God plants us where we bloom; but we have to pull the weeds!
Nobody can tell you how to grieve or how you should grieve. Keep doing what you’re doing. God Bless
Beautiful Gorgeous Family! Your honesty and transparency is soooo RARE! Please continue doing what you are doing. Your posts are healing whether you are laughing, crying, angry, frustrated …. Your followers love you and your kiddos to pieces. Q is smiling from above✝️🙏
I totally understand. When I have experienced deep grief I can be ok for a while, but then it hits me and I’m not ok. I guess we are human. ❤
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I appreciate your real-ness! ❤ Life can sometimes take us to unexpected places. Your right on target and your videos help me. My mom passed on June 30th, 2024. For a few months I thought I was losing it in a fog of grief. But I had to stay strong for my kids and my mom would have wanted me to take good care of "her" girls as she would always say. My dad is widowed now after 50 years with my fiesty mama. 🙏 we are trying to keep him busy.
In my experience, my times dealing with grief have been the most painful, difficult, and challenging experiences to navigate through in my life. Messy is a good word. Praying for you and your beautiful family.
Thanks for sharing! It’s important for those who haven’t experienced intense loss to get a glimpse of how it can affect someone. As a psychotherapist I have worked with many struggling with complicated and ongoing grief. Grief is not linear. You don’t go thru the stages one by one and then done. I describe the “stages” of grief like a roller coaster. Ups and downs, twists and turns, loops, tunnels and daylight. Flying at the speed of light at times and dragging like you’ll barely get back to the roller coaster station for the end of the ride. But then it starts over. Times you may feel “normal “and “moving on” then something hits you and it begins to feel raw again. It can be day to day but more often moment to moment. It’s not the same for everyone, it’s individual. We can never “know how someone feels” (I hate that phrase!) but we can understand what loss feels like. I pray for you and your family. May God continue to strengthen, comfort and guide you on this challenging journey called life.
Amen❤love to you
For someone to make that comment, I feel that perhaps haven’t experienced this level of grief or they don’t understand it somehow. And like you said, you gotta work; the literal show must go on.
Grief is so hard. You are doing just fine. It’s a step at a time with the Lord. I will pray for you now. And your family.
You are doing good!! I know that we don’t see half of how hard it is, but just know there are so many who support you!!
One foot in front of the other❤❤❤❤keep on stepping forward😊
It takes years, there are some good days, many bad days. I’m so sorry for your loss❤Don’t compare your grief to others, we are individuals, all different with different circumstances. MOST of all don’t let others define your process. 💕💕💕🌺🌺🌺🌺
One gorgeous lady, inside and out. 🥰
Talk away mama! .... and your beatiful kiddos ❤ my gosh I love your videos.
You have to support your kids. Some people don’t understand anything about the internet.
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Sending love you way today lorie❤❤❤❤❤
i would be so the same i been married 30 years this year and all our kids are grown i tell my husband if he goes before me i will be so devastated my life will never be the same . i really don’t want to be left alone i know we don’t have the choice but what ur going thru weighs on my heart at times . sending you big hugs !
I’ve been married for 36, together for 40. I hope I go first, he will fare far, far better than me.
You’re doing a great job. Q would be proud. Maybe not tell the kids too much about your grief, I know they worry about you. Keep on doing what you’re doing! Remember God plants us where we bloom; but we have to pull the weeds!
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Lori… do your children have any living grandparents who could give them a big hug?
I know from her videos, that her mother is still here, but sadly battling cancer. Idk about the others. I hope they are still here.
❤️❤️❤️❤️ mmmk this person sounds like a troll. On another note Lori I think you may have the most pajamas of anyone on UA-cam! 😁😁❤️❤️