Time is a healer.

[ummmm]

No it's not....

[leggysreturn]

hi ummmmm.


im always about if you wanna chat .


leg. x

[lexie..]

I agree with you ummmm. Time does not heal. It sometimes feels like things are getting better, then something happens, or you see something that reminds you.
Was it Father's day that has upset you?

[angel21]

Time only heals by making memories less memorable and sometimes you don't wanna forget

[zzxxee]

i think it is but it depends on the length of time for time cannot be measured x

[sqad617]

Time and healing have nothing to do with the end result of emotional trauma, it is how YOU and you alone deal with it.

[Bbbananas]

Time leaves a scab rather than an open wound... but it still hurts.

[Charisse]

Time passes.

It makes not a jot of difference.

Things occupy you but time never heals.

[ummmm]

I miss my Dad.

[marval]

I have missed my Dad since he died 5 years ago. Since I lost my Mum in February I now miss them both so much. I don't think time is the healer, I think it is what you do in that time. Not sure what I should be doing, but I look at a photo of them and get teary eyed. I hope you are able to move on, and the pain will lesson.

[marval]

Sorry typo, should be lessen.

[DaisyMae]

Time doesn't do the healing, what it does is gives you space to go through the grieving process and come to terms with your loss. This is no quick fix solution, people find different ways of coping and take different lengths of time to work out their own coping mechanism.

My advice is to take time, use time but don't expect time to heal you. Remember your dad, keep the happy times fresh by talking about them and looking at photographs. Don't dwell on what you can no longer have, rather remember the pleasure and happiness that he gave you and remember that is what made you what you are.

[MWB]

Thinking of you, ummmm. xx

[CrAcKaClOwN]

Prayers and peace to all those that have lost someone...