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Death in the Family | |||
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'Out of the blue' event |
We all know that we are not immortal and sickness and death can come "out of the blue" with no respector of age. My husband was diagnosed with a brain tumour. He was just 48. This followed fom a car accident in which his vehicle was written off. He survived to find out that a seizure had caused him to black out, the cause being the tumour. |
acceptance and then ... what does it all mean |
Not only do you go through the shock, denial, the inability to run your business and earn your living, you have to try and understand an illness that changes the personality and behaviour of someone you have known for 30 years. Then watching ... after a 5 year illness ... them passing away........ What can I say? The greatest comfort of all is other people being supportive and still including you in their lives and not distancing themselves from you. |
maintenance |
Keep connected in good times ... and in bad |
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| The Rite Stuff |
This woman tells her own story with simple reality | 9/10 |
| Suggestings on how to let go | Guidelines on
touching, telling, and forgiving. Includes more links |
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| Other lighter stuff .... |
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After my Dad died, he was cremated |
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