Khyri Lynn was my perfect baby girl. She was taken from us too soon by the worst of accidents when she fell into a canal at daycare. I am her mom, and this is my story...from dark to dawn...the good, the bad, and the awful. This blog is an outlet, a coping mechanism, a hope that maybe reading my story will help other grieving parents write theirs.
Freeze
I wish I could. Every minute of every day. I resent the world continuing, and I really really resent that the world thinks I need to continue with it. I watch the cars, I watch the people...annoyed mom's in grocery stores, hyper-disciplinarian dads doing what hyper-disciplinarian dads do...and I just want to scream. I want to be the chick in the movie who gets overwhelmed and everything around her freezes. I'm not ready to move on. I'm not ready to let go. I still spend the larger part of my waking hours curled up on my couch with a box of tissues, clinging to the stuffed dog that was given to me at the hospital when she died. I hate that no one understands, and I hate that everything is just supposed to keep moving. I am dreading the day when I have to go back to work. I cringe when I take Khaily to school. I just want everything to FREEZE until I am ready to move with it. It's like Im trying to run up a hill that is directly vertical. One step, slide, two steps, slide, three steps...oh damn i broke my ankle. I feel guilty when I have a decent couple hours, I feel guilty when I leave the cemetary, I feel guilty when I don't go to the cemetary. The guilt of the occasional smile is almost unbearable, I feel like a fraud when I play with Khaily because I'm smiling and laughing and answering her questions calm, cool, and collected but on the inside I can feel the fibers of my heart snapping one by one. I miss my little girl. I look around the house, and I can see her spinning in the living room, I can hear her footsteps running through the kitchen, I can feel her climbing up in my lap. Everything hurts. And I want it to stop. I just wnat everything to stop. Just for a minute. Just long enough to breathe for like a second. But it won't. And that.just.sucks.
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