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Bereavement
In reply to the discussion: My daughter died 20 years ago today. [View all]momta
(4,115 posts)56. I'm a member of the "The Bekah Church..." too.
My mom died of cancer when I was sixteen, and I still dream about her, almost 42 years later. Sometimes when I get a slight muscle twitch, the kind that doesn't hurt, it feels like her tapping me on the shoulder, or knee, or whatever.
It was years before I realized that while my pain was immense, my grandmother's pain (her mom, who sat by her side and was with her when she died), was vastly greater. Not that it was a contest.
Take care of yourself today. I'm an atheist too, but I somehow know that my mom is still with me, and Bekah is still with you. They have to be.
Peace, barbtries. Peace and love.
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Your love for Bekah throbs in every word of your post. Take care of yourself. She'd want that. nt
Atticus
Jul 2021
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How horrific. Barb. I am so sorry that she was taken from you like that. I can't imagine life
Evolve Dammit
Jul 2021
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