loss

February 23rd, 2012 | 324 Entries

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324 Entries for “loss”

  1. I remember losing my uncle at a very short age. He died of a heart attack and left behind his wife and daughter. It has been several years now, but I can still tell that the loss of his life has greatly impacted the family around me. We will always love Uncle Ronnie and never forget him.

    by Steph on 02.24.2012
  2. The loss of a loved one can be very hard to take. It leaves a void in your soul that never really fills again. Years after the loss you have moved on, but things are never really the same. Loss can be devastating, or it can be a growing, maturing process.

    by C. Corcoran on 02.24.2012
  3. of loved ones, of a sense of self. A feeling of emptiness like something belongs there, but it’s missing. So different from lost which implies a chnce to find yourself, your way, whatever went missing.

    by Katie on 02.24.2012
  4. I have experienced loss, loss of friends and loved ones. Is it harder to lose people by choice or by death?

    by lynn on 02.24.2012
  5. i have suffered great loss

  6. Loss feels icky. It can happen in a game. It can happen with family or friends. You can even lose things you own. It’s not a fun feeling and I don’t like it around my life. I guess sometimes loss could be good…like weight loss. But hair loss isn’t!

    by Jen on 02.24.2012
  7. every turn in the road felt like the blind horison of the mountain. Never within reach. Every calorie felt like a revolving door

    by Emile on 02.24.2012
  8. loss makes me think of all of the loved ones I have lost. I see their faces and I wish they were here. That loss of mine has torn me apart and left me missing them with everything I have. I know no greater loss than that.

    by Amy on 02.24.2012
  9. tab er alt hvad der fylder når det får lov tab er kontrol mangel på tab er mangel på kontrol tab er gaver tab er håb tab er sorg og insigt tab er også skønhed og feelgood og tab er noget vi gør når forelskelsens sommerfuglevinger basker tab er ontrol og tilgivelse og det at tillade os selv at gøre netop dette – tabe . Med værdighed. med frustration. Med nydelse og lidenskab. Tab kan ikke defineres før det er forbi. Tab er fantastisk og gør uendeligt ondt og kun når vi taber lever vi for alvor – rejser os som fugl Fønix og finder nye fjer at tabe, nye marker at fjerne os fra og attter engang må vi bøje os i støvet og or heldigt et liv at få lov at tabe – værdighed og masker og andres respekt og egen selvagtelse og igennem bålet af tabte tillider genfinde forlægst fortabte børnesind med uskylden hængende ud som vingeskudte fuglefjer uden farver og figur og tjuble : Jeg har tabt ! Jeg har vundet!!!!! hvor dan skal jeg nogensinde slutte denne sætning uden at tabe tråden – hov der tabte jeg igen undet! Hurra for tabe og for tiden til at tabe og det det tabte land og alt hvad der følger med det tabte land – mælketænder i bjerge – jeg har v

    by Anja on 02.24.2012
  10. Toss reminds me of all the piles of papers that accumulate if one has an aversion to tossing out anything.Have you ever tossed out something only to need it the next DAY? I think I need to make a renewed effort to toss out more or as comedian George Carlin stated one can be engulfed by “stuff!”

    by kkhull on 02.24.2012
  11. we lose things all of our lives. the worst is the loss of a loved one. grief has no timeline. there are 5 stages, and no one can say they go in any order. anger, denial, acceptance, I forget the other two… loss is part of living. love is why it hurts.

    by spacialle on 02.24.2012
  12. Hate it! I hate to lose. Sam just lost her pjs last night (in a store!?@) and I am so sad for her. Are there other shorts? Yes, but those grew with her. They were mine and she loved them. They were faded and loved and now gone. Not the worst loss, I know. Loss on any level hurts.

    by Christina on 02.24.2012
  13. I experienced a profound loss when my dad died. The loss brought about a staggering amount of various memories among my brothers, sisters, and mom.

    by Jeanne Dionne on 02.24.2012
  14. Whenever I hear the word loss, I think of losing puppies. But is losing a puppy really the end of the world? What about losing a parent or family member? a friend? a job? a significant other? or, worst of all, losing your sense of self?

    by T on 02.24.2012
  15. Loss is a systematic process someone experiences as they continually make wrong decisions prior to a person leaving. It is a subconscious decision to be alone without the support of others.

  16. Is unbelievable lonely you miss that person so much it’s like there is a constant hole in your heat that will never heal. Writing theses words makes me pull the hole and the sadness,

    by Jeannine on 02.24.2012
  17. The loss of her dog had a huge impact on her. She couldn’t get over losing Balley and wondered how the grief would leave. That dog gave her so much pleasure, and helped her get through tough days. Balley will just have to live on in her memories.

    by ghutton on 02.24.2012
  18. This is a powerful word, because much loss is sadness. It may be the loss of a love, the loss of someone special to you, or the loss of a dream. It could also be the loss of something you WANTED to lose – -like weight, or misconceptions.

    by Kelly Wheeler on 02.24.2012
  19. I know a lot about loss. My grandma died when I was seven. just 7!!!! Then my grandfather at 13 then my grandfather at 20 then grandma at 21 and FATHER at 25! My father! Are you kidding me?! my FATHER!!!

    by SF on 02.24.2012
  20. I was at a loss for words when I won the award for the most improved student in the class. I should not have been surprised because I had been working very hard to improve my grades. I know my parents will be very proud of the award.

    by bwood on 02.24.2012
  21. when someone dies it is a great loss. It’shard to come back after a loss like that. people lose pets and feel a similar loss. a part of you is also lost when one you love passes away.

    by becky on 02.24.2012
  22. I felt my heart tearing out from my chest. A face streaked with snot and tears. As my hands run across the cool stone exterior I can almost remember the time when he wasn’t laying underneath the earth, where he was here, in my arms, when he told me goodnight, before he left me to die.

  23. What is loss? Loss of a friend, a pet, a colleague? Loss of time, freedom, the love between a husband and a wife? Loss can be a positive or a negative. Loss builds strength.

  24. We often feel the loss of normalcy due to Michael’s disabilites. As he is a twin, we have a daily reminder of what could have been. We have come to terms with our “new” normal; I wonder if we’ll always feel the loss.

    by Kris on 02.24.2012
  25. Sad cry dog person found clothes funeral black hollow

    by Bob on 02.24.2012
  26. a family member. It is a moment in time that you will never be able to retrieve. Hair. reputation. A loss of words when words are needed. Friendship. Time. A system of belief being held by those drowning in fear.

    by Janae on 02.24.2012
  27. Loss is when you can’t win in a game. We feel defeated when we have loss. Loss can be losing a loved one that you love so dearly. Sometimes we are at a loss for words like I am when writing this response. Loss is when we can’t do what we intended to do.

    by Tiffany on 02.24.2012
  28. The sudden and unexpected loss of my father has opened a wound so deep that i have truly not even begun to grieve. So many unanswered questions, things to share and ask about. Hearing of the loss of my good friend, Karen’s father yesterday kindled the fire under my simmering grief. I quickly put a blanket over that fire to continue life.

    by Kim on 02.24.2012
  29. a pain that doesnt go away,when you feel hopeless at timesyou like it at times you don’t…sometimes it could be good, like you are at a loss because your husband left..I would have done the happy dance…anyway…a loss is more than a baseball score…it is a time to reflect and move on!

    by N R Dyer on 02.24.2012
  30. the loss of my Papa. the possible loss of Joe. the emptiness. the cavern. the hole it leaves behind. cannot be filled by any other. great sadness. no coming back. the end.

    by Susan Rodriguez on 02.24.2012
  31. Losing my mother was the greatest pain in my life. She was everything to me. A powerful woman who made the best of every situation. A leader, a learner, a compassionate being fighting for the underdog. Her love for our family and the way she included others in our intimate circle made her a person everyone wanted to be with. She is the guiding force of everything I do. I hear her voice every day. I imagine her arms encircling me. I strive to make her proud.

  32. Loss means sadness. It can bring a strong lperson to his knees. When you are living with loss you are barely living. Sometimes it can even stop life. You can just sit and time goes by.

    by jb on 02.24.2012
  33. Losing my mother was the greatest pain in my life. She was everything to me. A pwerful woman who made the best of every situation. A leader, a learner, a compassionate being fighting for the underdog. Her love for our family and the way she included others in our intimate circle made her a person everyone wanted top be with. SHe is the guiding force of everything I do.

    by Cheryl Hodaba on 02.24.2012
  34. this is a very sad word to me. when we experience loss we need to find our inner strength and maybe its a good thing because we get stronger!

    by lnip on 02.24.2012
  35. Some people lose things all the time. I have been losing stuff as of the past 2 years. I lost my keys about 3 times in one month and worried I might have alzheimers. I mean, my grandfather had it, and it does skip a generation. I will probably have it too. Lately I don’t lose thing, I just misplace them.

    by kim on 02.24.2012
  36. death games saddness

    by Kathy Fortlage on 02.24.2012
  37. It is incredible the feeling I have every Christmas when I think about my mother’s passing. She and I didn’t see eye to eye every day or on very many matters, but I can’t help feeling I want her around. She fought with my dad every day and was bitter and deceitful at times,

    by B on 02.24.2012
  38. It is empty. It is a reality. Sports, life, my keys, and my mind. We experience loss on a daily basis. Antonyms speak volumes when we think about gains. Loss is not optional; however, our response to loss is a,choice.

    by Mrs. veglahn on 02.24.2012
  39. The word loss brings up images of my parents. That is and was a huge loss for me. It serves to remind me that we are only on this earth for a brief while. I don’t look forward to the loss of many other loved ones, but it does bring me comfort knowing where they are going.

    by beth on 02.24.2012
  40. Loss makes me sad, because I think of things or people I have lost. I lost a favorite necklace and aunt. I lost a friend to cancer.

    by Tina on 02.24.2012