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Forgiving
Yourself
Sur\ i\ors often experience feelings of guilt when a loved one dies. They may ask themselves why they did not express their love more than they did. Or. they may linger on hurtful words or actions that were once directed at the deceased. The thing to remember is that it is scarcely possible to lose someone without experiencing hurt at one time or another. We may feel helpless with our guilt because a loved one may not be around to ask his or her forgiveness. Yet. we may still ask for forgiveness. Most importantly, we must forgive ourselves. Bear this in mind, if you have asked God for forgiveness countless times. Forgive yourself, love yourself, and let go of your guilt
Guilt is a common emotion when we have lost a loved one. Try not to let it overwhelm you. however, because too often we are too hard on ourselves about our feelings—especially after someone is gone, instead, offer consolation to those you love who are with you still, that you may have fewer regrets later. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we believe that prearrangements benefit all concerned. They allow you to preselect the plan and to let your family know what vour choices are. Call 540-347-3431. 233 Broadview Avenue. Warrenton. 24 hours a day. Bright View Cemetery , just outside Warrenton. offers monuments and memorials for all cemeteries. "Lin e bade me welcome, yet my
soul drew back. Guilty of dust
and sin. "
- George Herbert
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