Posted 4/19/2012 9:17 AM (GMT 0)
Hugsss Missy. My condolences to you and your family. It took me a year in grief counceling to accept my brother and his "Furry Son" (k9 dog partner) was gone. So keep doing one day at a time and in grief counceling.
I can just remember the day they were killed, we had him and the K9 and another brother deployed. Grandpa was in the military. We knew phone call away, its ok men at the door in harms way. I was in shock til I realized he was gone, a year later. I remember my mom calling me, as I live out of town, and saying he's gone. I told her "mom thats not funny. quit joking" she had to convince, and I mean convince me that he was killed in action during the Iraqi War. I don't know how my other brother handled it. He came home from Iraq too, he escorted my brothers remains and my brother's dogs remains home. It takes two weeks to even get back to the US. I was home for the welcome home parade, but did not go to the funeral. I didn't believe he was gone. It took me a year and a half to bring myself to go to his grave. I brought flowers, and I talked to him. I felt him, I felt him there. It was a clear, sunny, warm day not even a breeze. The birds chirped out a soft Melody and a big rush of breeze hit me. I looked around, not anyone else at other graves shivered. I knew, and I felt in my heart he was talking to me. I started talking to him and telling him how much I love him and miss him and wanted to know what happened. It was classified information. He came to me in my dreams, for an entire month showing me what happened. At a dedication they had in Colorado I had it confirmed by his CO who was there. I remember him asking "how do you know this" I told him "Kory through my dreams." I found out last year, as my youngest brother and I were talking I wasnt the only one who was blessed to find out what happened. My youngest had the same dreams, plus a dream where he was there in person hanging out like old times. Now I am an active military supporter, I am against the war, but not soldiers. I carry his name and his partners name to soldiers. So they know, despite heart broken, I will stand beside them and salute them. I also live by an ARMY base, I salute the halos going over me. I remember one time a couple soldiers leaning out the halo and one saluting me back. I guess they saw me.
So talk to us hon :) Keep talking hugsss
We are here for you, just keep talking hon. HUGGSSS