Dealing with PTSD and Grief: Needing Someone to Understand

@Mccoy I'm glad you find him in that cloud. And definitely talk like he is here, I do the same with my baby. We'll get better as time goes on. Otherwise, just feel the grief however you need.

@Mccoy Its not mean to say nobody can do anything. I say the same with my son. The closest thing I can get is talking to people who have also suffered great loss. Another thing that helps is just being able to talk about them freely without judgement. I know most people don't because it gets sad and depressing, or they're afraid to set you off, or it makes the feel awkward. Thats been my biggest problem. Other than that grief and moving on is a road people must take on their own, but receive help and support along the way

@Mccoy I couldn't begin to imagine losing my partner, but im sure its worse. Having someone love you for you is q major goal in life and it doesn't happen often. Im sure many people tell you that he's still always going to be with you. But they don't understand the loneliness. The longing and desire, the hole in ur heart. Nobody can tell you what to do or how to feel. Some people can try to relate the best they can to try to let you know ur not completely alone, but everyone's story is always different which affects everyone differently.