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Bereavement
In reply to the discussion: My niece's husband was just killed in a [View all]Aussie105
(6,474 posts)44. When my mother died
unexpected grief overcame me and I sat in the darkness for a long time.
When my father died years later, the unexpected grief came back and once again I sat in darkness.
When my son died the grief came back, multiplied many times. I sat in that now familiar darkness once again.
If anyone tried to help me, I do not remember. But I am thankful to those that did.
BUT this is different. Three minor children, a niece who is burdened with grief, housework chores to be done, kids to be readied for school, meals to be prepared, bills to be paid. A shoulder to cry on, or just human company in the emptiness.
Please help her as much as you can.
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Sorry this happened. I hope the widow will have support (moral) while raising their three
in2herbs
Feb 2020
#3
My condolences. I was friends to the son of the areas only snowmobile dealer back in the 70's
yaesu
Feb 2020
#22
Yes, your family has had a larger than average share of unexpected, young deaths.
No Vested Interest
Feb 2020
#61