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Bereavement

CaliforniaPeggy

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6. I sure do hear you, my dear auntAgonist...

Reply to auntAgonist (Reply #5)

Fri Aug 4, 2017, 03:25 PM

Aug 2017

I would give almost anything to have the old me back too. I used to laugh and smile so much more...

It does change you when people you love die. It's hard to explain, but it does.

I think you're still in shock, and of course you are. Two deaths that close together is almost unimaginable. I wish I could help with more than just words, but words are all I have.

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I just found this post on Facebook, and it is really good: [View all] CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2017 OP

Excellent post. I believe that one never fully recovers from losing someone tblue37 Aug 2017 #1

I really like that guy AwakeAtLast Aug 2017 #2

I lost Ms. Scrutinizer on 1 March to pancreatic cancer central scrutinizer Aug 2017 #3

I am so sorry for your loss... CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2017 #4

Thanks Peggy. auntAgonist Aug 2017 #5

I sure do hear you, my dear auntAgonist... CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2017 #6