This is a blog about a girl who has schizophrenia and her life experiences. It is about her battles that have been overcome and what it takes to maintain some semblance of normalcy. I aim too encourage those who have mental illness and to educate those who don't understand what schizophrenia is what it takes to live with it.
Monday, November 22, 2010
My Broken Heart
Today is probably one of the hardest days I've ever had. I found out that my daughter can't call me mommy anymore. Instead, she's going to call me Lucy. I haven't been able to stop crying. I feel like my heart has been ripped into pieces and stomped on. I understand that it's best for her. Calling me mommy and my sister mommy is extremely confusing for her. I am determined to do what is best for her, even when it feels like it's the end of the world to me. I don't have much to say except to those who pray to continue praying. Puffy red eyes are kind of the status quot these past couple days. I'm so tired of grieving. I want to feel happy. I want to feel peace about the situation. I wish that doing what's best for her didn't hurt so badly. I pray and pray and sometimes feel comfort, and other times I feel completely alone. I'm not a mom anymore. I don't have a daughter anymore. That sweet precious child that I gave birth to is no longer mine. She won't identify me as her mother anymore. I feel like the world has truly come to an end. What else is there? If I've been so obedient in my decision to give her up, why don't I feel rewarded? Why don't I feel loved? Why can't I stop crying and begging for that peace that passes all understanding. I want her sooooo badly. I long to feel those sweet, soft arms around my neck. I will get to see her over the Thanksgiving holiday for 2 days. I'm a nervous wreck...usually our meetings go well, and other times they're very tense. I am praying for the best situation. Please pray for the same. I can't stop crying, so I think I'm going to get off the computer. Thanks for reading.