Death of a Spouse
i miss him soo much
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is anyone here?
I just want you to know that you are not alone. I lost my boyfriend to a drug overdose and I know first hand how much pain you are in right now I also know that often the people closest to us just don't understand. And it makes the grief so much harder to deal with.
I just want you to know that I do understand. Your pain. Your anger. Your disbelief. Your guilt. All of it. People will tell you they know what you're going through. But they don't. Even I don't - I may have experienced something similar but loss is so personal. And I hope that in time the great memories you have of Robbie will outnumber all of the would have, could have, should haves.
You mentioned you regret not hanging out with him that night. But Alanon teaches you didn't cause it and you can't fix it. A hard thing to accept. Took me a very long time to accept this so I won't tell you not to feel guilty. You've got to experience the whole range of emotions that you're going through now. But I promise that if you keep in mind that he would never want you to take on such responsibility for his actions or death. When your mind starts to go to a place of guilt - know that it's normal - but try to focus on the positive. On the way he made you laugh and the big heart he had. He would never want to see you in such pain. If he could turn back the clocks he'd take it all away.
Best advice I have is to see a counsellor. Either a grief counsellor or someone who specializes in addiction. They can help you deal with how to put the pieces of your life back together without him in it. They can help you deal with the death of the hope you had for a future with him. Because that's really the hardest part of this isn't it? It was for me. I had been with my Billy for 9 years off and on he was 33. He had been clean for over a year before he relapsed and overdosed 3 years ago. It still hurts. But I promise in time you will see that you never get over it - but you will get through it.
