Second Compassionate Friends meeting was last week. I mentioned that last blog. I'm still frightened that I'll be sad for the rest of my life, but a small part has moved toward being resigned to that fact. Of course, a small part still believes that she's not dead, so take that for what it's worth: nothing.
People have called me strong. One woman told me that I was the strongest bad-assed mother she's ever met. Remarkable, since the day before I had wept nearly non-stop. I feel weak and vulnerable and fragile.
I am weak and vulnerable and fragile.
I recognize it. That's why I've pulled back to my comfort safety zone of friends. I'm friendly, it's just hard to let anyone in the bubble. I know it's not healthy, so I put forth effort to get to know new people. I just don't let them get too close.
I still talk to Katie. I found a long hair on a door frame yesterday and asked her unfitness hers or sister's. That's how I have always asked the question to either girl. "Is this yours or sister's?"
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