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4/2/20- dreams.

  • Writer: Jessica Durrant
    Jessica Durrant
  • May 11, 2020
  • 1 min read

The dreams are what make grief hardest. I think about her every second of every day and then I go to sleep and see her in my dreams. Sleep has always been my escape from my issues and now there's no way of me getting away from it. I somehow prefer having nightmares to good dreams which are completely beyond me, but seeing her lifeless body being pulled out the water haunts me less than her smile, because when we are happy in the dream I wake up into a real life nightmare. They are constant, there's no break from my pain, her face resonates in my brain and I wake up longing for her cuddles. Dreams not only ruin your sleep but they ruin the day, because how do you tell people that today you just can't do it? That you are so utterly exhausted that you've forgotten how to function. How do you explain the feeling of numbness, that when you're not sad your numbness? And you can't see yourself ever feeling happy again. 



 
 
 

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joslyncx
May 11, 2020

Your strong! And your the most inspirational amazing girlie I’ve ever come across! Your Mumma is super proud of you! And I’m sure she’s got the biggest smile on her face of how far you’ve come! Always here for you if you ever want to talk about anything or about your Mumma always here!💕💕

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james
May 11, 2020

How did she die? I mean that in no disrespectful way. I'm just not that close with you so I don't know the circumstance. Feel free to not tell me if it hurts.

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