My husband died of a cardiac arrythmia in April 2008. This blog is the record of my work to return to wholeness.
Monday, August 2, 2010
I'm Forty-Eight
I'm forty-eight, and I'm tired. It's been a sad day, one where I had trouble concentrating at work. When the going gets tough, I just don't seem to care enough ... and the going was not even particularly tough today. I'm just not where I wanted or expected to be at this point in my life, and I'm staring down 50 like a freight train headed straight at me. I don't know why it should bother me so much, but not being settled in a committed relationship, not being married and comfortable, especially at this age, is very unsettling. I am practicing reframing to look at the positives, appreciate what I have, blah blah blah. Sometimes it works. Sometimes I just need to acknowledge that it sucks, and I'm sad.
I lost my husband in the spring of 2008, when our daughter was 21 months old. I am determined to learn, grow, and thrive from the experience, but boy, it's hard sometimes.
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