Pain Quote by Stephenie Meyer

“She wondered how to mourn the death of a son who wasn't dead. And yet the loss of separation made that easy. The idea…

— Juliet Castle

“But just as no one really knows what it is like to be a mother until she holds her first child, no one who…

— Gregg Olsen

“It seemed to her that almost any pain was sympathetic to her loss and she inserted herself immediately into the concept of fantastic suffering.”

— Louise Erdrich

“And she's alive, so alive that even the sun wants a piece of her, and that's what hurts most of all. That someone so…

— Sharon Dogar

“She had been grief stricken as her father lay dying but now she felt weightless, the way people do when they're no longer sure…

— Alice Hoffman

“She was capable of causing me pain, but no longer any joy. Pain alone kept my wearisome attachment alive.”

— Marcel Proust

“Her grief is old, I reminded myself. And yet I didn't think pain like that ever faded entirely. Grief had its own life, took…

— Leigh Bardugo

“Maybe his grief was like her wounded arm. Slowly healing. Gradually becoming less consuming as life delivered other worries and other joys. Other sources…

— Veronica Rossi

“There is no such thing as too much pain in the heart of a grieving Woman.”

— Joan Ambu

“It reminded me that pain was necessary. Pain was life's curveball. Without it, we would never appreciate what it felt like to be loved.”

— S.L. Jennings

“Pain was the only sign to her that she was alive and could feel emotion.”

— Jeane Westin

“Mom could have shared her suffering with her children, but she didn't. She could have succumbed to a world of pain and sorrow, but…

— Ron Mayes