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Loss of husband of many years
My husband passed away--and it seemed sudden but had a disease for which there was no cure. Even though I try to keep busy I often get very tearful. It's been very painful. I'm sure it's been that way for everyone. And I don't know what to expect from writing this except it feels better to share.
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I'm so sorry for your loss..Take each day at a time. Dealing with all the paperwork that comes with a passing can be over whelming so prioritize and do the what needs to be done and the others will follow suit..Allow yourself a grieving time as this is part of the healing one must go through..Think of the good times not the bad ...There are books that can help you with the stages of grieving as well as speaking out your thoughts and feelings on this site..You are not alone ..we are here to offer you a shoulder or a hand for your to take..Make sure you eat and carry out with your own health needs..
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Thank you so much for your support and advice. I'm glad I joined this forum.
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Doing ok. Good days and bad ones. Sometimes memories trigger sadness and others generate a big smile.
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Lois, this is a good forum. Thoughtful people and kindness. I hope it makes you feel better. We all have days of trying times. There are certain things to deal with whether I had the grief or not. It's a day at a time. Take care!
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Doing ok. Good days and bad ones. Sometimes memories trigger sadness and others generate a big smile.
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Hi Lois @LoisG977191 , I am so sorry for your loss and I am ALWAYS here for you!!!
[1] To me, it is a DAILY journey and I have learn't to take 1 step at a time.
[2] Do you have anyone there with you? I don't but texting and calling my only child in Florida helps. I am in Virginia.
[3] We do have a DAILY CHAT THREAD and we would luv to have you join us when and IF you are interested.
Nicole ๐ค๐ค๐ค
[*** LOIS wrote: My husband passed away--and it seemed sudden but had a disease for which there was no cure. Even though I try to keep busy I often get very tearful. It's been very painful. I'm sure it's been that way for everyone. And I don't know what to expect from writing this except it feels better to share. ***]
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I'm so sorry for your loss..Take each day at a time. Dealing with all the paperwork that comes with a passing can be over whelming so prioritize and do the what needs to be done and the others will follow suit..Allow yourself a grieving time as this is part of the healing one must go through..Think of the good times not the bad ...There are books that can help you with the stages of grieving as well as speaking out your thoughts and feelings on this site..You are not alone ..we are here to offer you a shoulder or a hand for your to take..Make sure you eat and carry out with your own health needs..
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