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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm feeling the same way, OP. My mom died 10 years ago when I was a couple years out of college. She missed my wedding and the birth of my two boys. I miss her all the time and am so sad that my kids will never meet her. I told my 3 year old that I missed her a lot and I started crying in the car. The rest of the day he kept asking, "do you still miss her?" God, yes. I know she would have been an amazing grandma.[/quote] I'm sorry you are in such pain, but don't make your grief a burden to your child. Get some help, seek therapy. This is not normal.[/quote] I'm the PP you quoted. I have only cried about my mom in front of my kid two times, my sadness it is not a burden on him. He is curious about the world and wanted to know why I was sad. I think it's good that he knows that I love my mom even though she's not here. I still want him to know that she was a great woman. I think it's okay to be sad about something like this, it is normal and it would be really sad if I was never sad, if that makes sense. [/quote]
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