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Bereavement

CTyankee

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2. yes, just living was too much for him at that point.

Reply to viva la (Reply #1)

Sun Aug 29, 2021, 03:23 PM

Aug 2021

I managed to finish one part and move on to the final essay which is in progress. I think the creative force in me was slowed but not stopped entirely by these life events.

If Europe is re-closed I don't go. Worse can happen.

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I just found out my ex had wanted to die and was prepared for it when I saw him in rehab. He was 88. [View all] CTyankee Aug 2021 OP

There is a peace to knowing that the dying person is at peace. viva la Aug 2021 #1

yes, just living was too much for him at that point. CTyankee Aug 2021 #2

It sure is. MLAA Aug 2021 #3

yes!. I remember seeing that staircase. It was amazing. CTyankee Aug 2021 #4