I FEEL MY MOM IS SENDING ME SIGNS FROM HEAVEN

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Emily and Will Wallace
P.O. Box 323
Auburn, NY 13021

We are a big family of eight with Mom(Emily), Dad(Will), and our six kids, Harrison, Wyn, Griffin, Sawyer, Posey, and Lindy.

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[simplyshannon]

Don’t ever worry about moving on quickly. Take as long as you need!

[debbiehardy]

Losing a parent is so very, very sad. I don’t believe anyone ever gets over it. We just get better at dealing with it. My Daddy has been gone since 2006 and I still cry. I miss him so very much. We don’t expect you to “move on” quickly. Take each moment at a time. Don’t rush it. It will be a while before you can get just a day without crying. Still praying for you. 💋

[gointothedogs]

No one should expect you to get over or move past grief. We are all individual with many experiences. Your doing a very good job of walking out grief while being very overloaded all ready. That your above to feel your mom's ok and shes letting you know...and being able to see several sides of grief means your coping the best you can and taking time to acknowledge your feelings and express joy and sadness intermingled is amazing work. Your mom will always be with you and somehow more good and comforting memories replace the inconsolable grief. You dont get over...you learn to cope and find the best ways to honor and keep your feelings sacred.Nothings stronger than a Mothers love and you cant take it out or put it away. It's something that is a, gift and part of you. As long as your alive, so is she, and you pass part of her onto your children while you make your own memories together. Proud of you! Hang in there!

[wendywilson]

You can't be expected to get over your loss for a long time. I have day's that i miss my parents and it's been 48 and 26 years since i lost my mum and dad. Take care. xx

[lynnfeller]

Its hard to move on my mom been gone 14 years and I allies miss her. Happy father's day

[amsnp]

Healing takes time. Take as long as you need and talk about it as long as you want. You have been kind enough to share your life with us the least we can do is be here and listen. Praying for better days. 🙏🙏

[diamondchamberlin]

Two things came to mind when watching y'all :
Number one : Emily, sweet Emily ; grief is a process and not over quickly . My Mom has been gone 24 years February 15th and I still feel her all around me . Something as simple as my 25 year old son pulling my Mom's last remaining coffee mug from the shelf recently just sent me into a whirlwind of emotions . Sure I want the mug to be used and not just sit on the shelf, but at the same time I don't know if I could hold back the flood of tears that would come if something were to happen to that mug . Something as simple as seeing her favorite candy bar in the store or passing by the charity she used to volunteer at or trying my hand at a recipe it seems only she could make quite right . All these things and more make me miss her just as much as I did at 26 years old . Big hugs from Georgia !!
Second thing : that Lindy is looking more like a little clone of Will with every video . I absolutely LOVE that smile !

[angiecreech-collier]

I lost both my parents within 7 months. It was one of the hardest year of my life. The very hardest was when my sister passed away. She had been living with us for 14 months while she was sick. I gave myself a year to grieve. Every birthday and holiday I would say this is the first one without her. I would be okay and then the grief would just overwhelm me. After the anniversary of her death I was better. I still miss her and my parents, but the darkest days of grief are over. I think that because I gave myself permission to grieve for the first years after they passed, it was the healing that I needed. God bless you sweet mama!

[bionicprincess]

Sweet girl.... it takes time. It is your grief. Take as much time as feels right to you. Your Mom is sending you some sunshine. She knows this is so hard for you. 🙏🏻💗

[christenford]

I think you're doing remarkably well for such a big loss. Praying for your healing ♥️🖤

[tinatalks]

Emily, grieving your mom cannot be rushed, and anyone who says differently is wrong! I'm still grieving my precious mom and she has only been gone six months. People are so uncomfortable with grief and sadness. I truly feel grieving is so important for your emotional well-being. If you stuff your feelings they will come back at a later time and bite you in the a_ _! You go at your own pace. I think you are doing amazing!!!! Love from Bradenton, FL!

[lauracori]

Take your time. This is your channel and your life. Don't let other dictate your grieving phases. Hugs.

[melodiethornock]

My mom is dying in the hospital right now. I did get to sit with her all day and tomorrow. I am heartbroken too. I know you going through your loss will help me with my loss. I never expected to go through this so soon. I think of you as I am going through this now.

[MidwestLife]

YOU are Wonderful & You are Doing Wonderful!! 💗💗 You are functioning and present for your kiddos &that in itself is helping you through each day, even though I’m sure you rather pull the comforter over your head sometimes and just sleep (& that’s ok too if you need to do that 😴😘) . One never truly “gets over or moves on” with a loss ... just coping becomes different with time, but I know from experience that even after decades of loosing an immediate Family member or loved one, the intense grief can sneak up when you least expect it to ... a thought, a smell, a song, a picture, being at an event like a wedding, graduation when they “should have” been there too ... and that’s all ok ... it’s life, as life goes forward.... we loose people in our lives .... without God, Jesus, & Faith & his promises, I truly don’t know how people deal with death . Prayers 🙏🏻 & ❤️ to you Emily & your family & Happy Father’s Day to your Dad and Will, the #1 Dad at least in the state of NY !! 😉

[marilouo]

Take your time. After 20 years today, I still have signs of my mom watching over me.

[lucyseven]

Harrison and Will, my son used to allow me to play Beyblades with him about 12 years ago when he was 8. He still has them packed away some where. I've asked him if he wants to play them now, but he says nah! Watching you two play brought back a lot of great memories!! Thanks! PS, Emily, take your time, I cannot even imaging what it must be like but am always thinking of you and sending positive thoughts and prayers your way! Love you guys!!

[lynneblake]

Emily, don't worry about moving on after your Mum's Passing, it will take as long as you need, we all grieve differently, take care xx

[pamelajohnson]

My goodness I sure hope noone is saying you should get over losing your Mom by now. Emily you are doing amazing I think. Just the fact that you can function is a huge feat. I was numb for months and too devastated to do more than be in a robotic mode and shower each day. I cant imagine taking care of just ond child let alone 6. Please dont let anyone tell you that you should be over losing your Mom before a years time. They are nuts if they think that way. Or they didnt care very much about their Mom. I cant believe anyone would say that to anyone. We all need to grieve as long as WE NEED to.
I had a supervisor tell me that too after only 4 weeks of my moms passing. That supervisor about lost her life that day let me tell you.
Karma paid her back a couple years later I believe. Her 45 yr old husband had a stroke out of the blue and he died. I felt my justice had been served to her.
My mom was my eveything like your mom to you so I get how deeply you are hurting dear Emily. I applaud you for doing these videos and then someone has the nerve to say they think you should be over it by now. That is so wrong! Bless your sweet heart Emily. You hang in there for you and your little family and your dad and I promise the pain and all the emotions will get better when you are ready not when someone else thinks it should be better. You are doing a great job. I wouldnt be able to make videos and put a smile on my face or even sound cheerful. You are amazing and never doubt that and Im not saying that just throwing words out there. My heart is sad for you. You should still have your Momma and your babies should have their gramma and your dad his wife.
You and Will are wonderful parents. God Bless you all. 💖🙏💖🙏💖🙏

[captainsloth]

Could it be absent seizures when Sawyer Blanks out ????

[tinyTears]

Your babies are so good and you are a very good mummy you will make excellent parents . Don't be so hard on your self xxx