With the countdown to Christmas in full swing, I figured it was time to get my holiday wish list together. Admittedly, this will be a tough year for retailers; none of us feels quite comfortable spending money on gifts, considering the state of the world economy. Then again, I never have been much of...
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Great list PJ. My addition to the list is: better ways to help survivors deal with thier new normalAnd for me personally Santa, someone to be there for me, to hold me when I cry, to help me not feel so alone, and make the depression lessen instead of keep getting worse. I know it sounds kind of selfish, but I think I'm entitled to be somewhat selfish at this point of my life and surviorship. I don't think ppl realize just how hard it can be learning to live with new norms al over again.
Robyn, I hope you get everything you want and need. Life is so very hard when you're alone, without that partner to be there for you. And harder when you're trying to find that new "you," the one who's a survivor. I wish you all the best - this holiday season, and always. PJH