How can you fill the emptiness inside of you after losing someone?
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PerfectlyFlawed.
ANSWERS: 12
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Try to stay as busy as possible. It is difficult at first, but it is a start and it will take time to overcome the loss of losing someone. God bless you.
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Pudding. Well, it can't really fill the emptiness inside you, but it'll help.
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You cannot. The emptyness remains you just have to find things to keep your mind busy. Charity work, exercise, travel even AB has helped me more than anyone will ever know.
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I am so sorry that you are sad and you have emptiness from losing someone. The best any of us can do is fill our minds with all the great memories we have of them. I know it does not help a lot but it does a little.
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I am terribly sorry that you have lost someone that you are close to. I cannot say that I know how you feel, nor can any other human being on this planet really, because they are not in your shoes. I will pray to God in the Name of Jesus for you, that is the best out of any thing that I can do, and if there is anything that I can do to help or encourage you please do let me know. I hope that this is in some way helpful. -In the Master's service. Thank you and may God bless you. :)
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Fill it with something else thats positive that you take comfort in.
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well go out with another person and and make a feel 4 them
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I try to find someone else to fill that void, but most times it doesn't work.
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Refuse to let him/her die; keep him/her alive for as long as you can. Fill your emptiness with the most wonderful memories of the person you've just lost and let time gradually replace those wonderful old memories with newer ones.
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One day at a time sweetie. Just keep going and one day it will suddenly hurt a little less. A few days later you will find that it hurts a lot less. As immpossible as it seems, one day you will realize that an entire day has gone by and you didn't think of them even once and you had a relatively normal day. Unfortunantely, there are no short cuts through grief and loss. You just have to tuck your chin down and keep trudging until you get through it. Friends and family can be a lot of help. If you have a job or school, put more effort into this until you can find yourself able to function without the overwhelming sadness. Hang in the kiddo. This is just one of those bumps in life that we all get to deal with once in awhile. Hugs!
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I think it takes time to fill that void. When we lose someone, we go on 'autopilot', if you like,until we find another eason to be happy. Onething for certain is, that time does heal things very well. We can't imagine it at the time, but other things will take the place in our lives/hearts which were taken up with the person before we lost them. It's difficult or us to see or imagine that things change, that our needs and aspirations change - with time. But they certainly do. We just have to accept that they do and let time do its work. Good luck to you.
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I'm very sorry for you that this has happened. I don't know the circumstances but if you'd like the following is my view... Everyone is born and everyone dies. There is absolutely nothing that can be done to change that. We're here and then we're not. The important thing is (seeing as we can't change that) what we do while we are here. That is what we do have in our power. Think about what this person would have wanted to tell you if thay had the opportunity. I'm sure they wouldn't want you to suffer but would want you to drive on and find what makes you happy and have a fulfilling life experience. I would say to those I leave behind.... "Be strong. You may not see me but I am here, always with you. Go forward and show me things I haven't seen and places I haven't been. Love someone so I can see your smile and feel your joy. Build things so that I still can create because I am part of who you are and you will forever be a part of me.
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