Life
Changes
When
Dad was going into the retirement home and then hospital , waiting
for long term care placement, it was so overwhelmingly sad because
it meant he was never coming home again. He hadn't died. But he
was never coming home again. I felt a huge sense of loss and grief
. It signalled the end of life as we knew it.
Having
A Really Hard Day
I
couldn't sleep last night so I sat up surfing youtube and listening
to music. I came across Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman singing
Time To Say Goodbye (from the Phantom Of The Opera score).
I'm having a really hard time today. Crying and feeling a sense of
profound sadness. That song has triggered so much emotion and I
can't get it out of my head. It made me think of a song you might
play at a funeral, which got me thinking about my dad and maybe it's
time to start thinking about burying his ashes ...... time to say
good bye. Maybe still having them means I can't let go.
Perhaps
this applies to my past as well. Time to say good bye to the past.
And I'm feeling such a sense of loss and isolation and confusion.
Why would saying good bye to my past make me sad? Isn't moving past
it what I want? Isn't that the path to being happy? Or maybe
it's just the emotion of the music itself that has triggered my
melancholy. It's hard to describe but I don't just hear music, I
feel it. It can be emotionally draining. Of course it's possible
that I'm just tired today, having been awake until 5am
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