Author Topic: My mom died a few days ago  (Read 1285 times)

i normally don't talk much about my personal life forums but i feel like i need to tell someone

she died at the age for 53

about 5 days ago about at evening (i wasn't really keeping track) my mother started started moaning, but tried to hide it by going upstairs into her room and locking it. my mom was a smoker addict, and developed lung cancer in her later years. we never honestly thought it would be such a big problem, and because we lived without healthcare, the hospital refused to treat her unless a emergency. later i heard a thump onto the ground upstairs. i used a lego piece to open the locked door, and found her on the ground, not breathing. we paramedics rushed her to the hospital and we soon came after. turns out she had a air attack in the lungs from all the smoke scum in her lungs. i first thought that she would recover fast, and things would be alright. yesterday, i got a called to the office in school, then hearing my dad on the phone...... im still receiving info on her death, as no one is exactly sure when or how exactly she died yet.


i sort of don't know what to feel right now.

my mom was diagnosed with bipolar syndrome when i was about 4 years old. She would always terrorize the family by screaming inside and outside, on a hourly basis. other memories sink into my mind now when i was younger. when i was younger before i had the advantage to resist, i'd often be forced to do whatever she wanted me to do. many horrifying memories of being left in the back seat of my car at 90 degrees, with no food or water, while she went to shop for clothes for 6-8 hours at a time. she always locked the door, so i thought at a young age if i opened the door, i'd be arrested. or the time when she thought a 22 year old chinese basketball player was coming to marry her in nyc, so she dragged us with her while my dad was on a business trip. we stayed their about 2 weeks and the only meals i can remember having was roasted peanuts and a bag of Cheetos. My dad screamed over the phone to the police department that she was abusing and neglecting us. the police replied "she is the parent, she can do what she wants with her children."


Later in my pre-teen years to now, im old enough to fight back if she hits me, or call the police. our family has called the police or noise complaints for 14 times. whenever the police come, and we record and say the physical and verbal things she did. the weirdest part was i learned in a program a few weeks back that the nurse said "if you are experiencing any kind of abuse, call the police and the situation will be fixed right away."

i really don't know how to react to my mom's death. she is my mom, but abused me all the way.

Rest In Peace; Qing Yu





That sucks, man. Sorry for your loss.


"she is the parent, she can do what she wants with her children."
What in the actual forget?

It really sucks to lose a close family member like your mother, I'm not even sure how I would react if I lost my mom. My condolences.

thanks guys but to be honest, i really don't feel that bad right now. None of my memories with her were good really

thanks guys but to be honest, i really don't feel that bad right now. None of my memories with her were good really

that's complicated
but anyway my condolences..

thanks guys but to be honest, i really don't feel that bad right now. None of my memories with her were good really

That's a shame. My biological great grandfather ditched his family when my grandpa was one year old. He left a mom with a baby all alone and ran off to New Mexico. My grandpa as an adult managed to get into contact with him later on and they reconciled, but when my great grandpa died a few years ago I don't think my grandpa was all too heartbroken.

But when his stepdad died after that, it was terrible. Even though he only married my grandpa's mom when my grandpa was an older teenager, he was so much more involved that he was like his real dad.

condolences
it seems like a lot of forumers have had close ones pass lately


53 is a young age to die compared to some people, my grandma died at 78

OT: I'm very sorry for your loss.

i have too many questions concerning the domestic abuse bit but i'll send in my condolences anyway.

i have too many questions concerning the domestic abuse bit but i'll send in my condolences anyway.
feel free the ask,

maybe it will hit me at some point but seriously right now im not feeling that bad

I'm so sorry, I'm not sure what you're feeling right now. From what I've read, she wasn't the best parent, though I don't know how you feel right now. I, personally, was losing my mom from tumors that she had in her womb. MediCal didn't want to pay for anything because he was with my dad ( even though my dad didn't care two pennies for her, he was/is a real jerk and would hit us whenever he got mad). I am really close to my mom, but tbh, I wasn't really sure what to feel like. I knew that my mom could have collapsed at any time, sometimes the thought would terrorize me when I would feel that maybe soon something is gone that I should have beside me, or sometimes I would feel neutral... I think I was having the same sensation as you. Not sure if I can totally relate to you, but I felt like sharing that (not sure if this helps). Just know that what things happen in life makes us stronger.

Well, hope you have the best(est) feelings you could ever receive. Cheers!