Hi Hillsy,
Like the others I know what you're feeling, but as said before try to also remember the good times and the special memories you shared. Time is a great healer and the pain will ease - give yourself time and space to grieve - the process in medical terms is known as DABGA, Denial, anger, bargaining, greiving and finally acceptance. You will get there at your own pace.
I speak from experience, I've lost my Dad, twin, mother, three aunts and two uncles, best friend and fiancee. I can say the sorrow never goes, but you will learn to live with it and not feel so sad at their passing.
Talk and think of them often - a lot of people fear they will forget loved ones, beleive me won't!!
Cherish your memories and be assured they are all still with you and caring about you. If you find a white feather ywhere around you, then you will know you've been visited by an angel (My hypnotherapist told me that and I now keep finding them which makes me feel fab!!).
My thoughts and hugs are with you,
Chardonnay
Chardonnay