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Bereavement

susanna

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4. My sister wasn't "young" young...

Reply to mopinko (Reply #3)

Tue May 7, 2019, 02:02 AM

May 2019

She was 46. But she was the mother to an autistic son, 11, who is now an orphan. His father passed years ago. My husband and I are now assisting his grandparents (who are his current guardians).

Still, you are right. it really was her disease that made the call. I could not let her suffer any longer when every bit of the science background I had said "no more."

Thank you again, mopinko.

You do important work, and I know that from experience. Peace to you, too.

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documentary- end game. [View all] mopinko Feb 2019 OP

Thanks, I will look for this. babylonsister Feb 2019 #1

I did not say anything when I first watched this, a couple months ago. susanna May 2019 #2

aawww. thank you. mopinko May 2019 #3

My sister wasn't "young" young... susanna May 2019 #4

well, i am a tiny cog in a big machine, but mopinko May 2019 #5

Thank you mopinko! (((hugs))) n/t susanna May 2019 #6