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{weblog_name} - There is no good time to lose your mother.
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I realize that it has been awhile since my last post but now that the new year has started, my goal is to post a couple of times a month. Today the health discussion is more on a spiritual level than physical level. On the 10th of November my mother Sylvia “Mickey” Leventhal Weinberg suffered a massive cerebellar stroke. Three weeks later she was buried to rest alongside my father who died when I was a young man of 18. My mother was a few months shy of 90 when she died. She was your typical old Jewish lady. She was as parsimonious as they came, but was generous with her time. She volunteered at the Weinberg center where she lived for years before she lived there. She was a member of the Golden Rule Guild and used to… read more

My husband lost his mom to heart problem in Dec/2010. Since this time, he has such difficulty with anger outbursts. Every little thing makes him blow-up. He never really mourned his mom’s passing, and I think the lack of mourning has caused some real issues for him, and, consequently for me and our children. he refuses counseling of any kind and often will turn the tables of his anger towards us. Living with him has taken a toll on my children, especailly, my daughter.

I am lost of what to do. I walk on egg shells 24/7. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Mary