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Bereavement

Kind of Blue

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2. You're so welcome. I'm very, very sorry for your loss.

Reply to Kittycow (Reply #1)

Fri May 25, 2018, 03:19 PM

May 2018

When I was reading the article, I was thinking it perfectly describes the gut wrenching pain of losing anyone deeply loved and what to prepare for to cope with that. I thought it is appropriate here because I've seen two or three posts recently of members losing their Moms.

I'm so glad that your parents are still with you. Get as many stories that you can from them. That's one thing I miss badly, not being able to ask any more questions from 2 people who were so full of life.

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"The magnitude and bottomlessness of the pain you feel is a testament to the love you shared." [View all] Kind of Blue May 2018 OP

Thanks for posting that. Kittycow May 2018 #1

You're so welcome. I'm very, very sorry for your loss. Kind of Blue May 2018 #2

My sincere condolences to you as well. Kittycow May 2018 #3

Thank you for posting this. Most of the time nothing much helps except to know that others have emmaverybo Jul 2019 #4

Thank you so much, emmaverybo, because this is a welcome synchroncity. Kind of Blue Jul 2019 #5

Thank you so very much for sharing this with me. It resonates and I will often reflect on what emmaverybo Jul 2019 #6