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I am sorry for your loss. I too lost the only man i have every deep down truely loved to a car wreck. He died on January 1st 2008. I know how hard it is to wake up every morning and not want to get out of bed because the reality of never seeing that…
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wow...I am so sorry!!!
February 3
OK..GREAT!! do you have messenger of any kind
February 3
I added you onto my e-mail also
February 3
oh my gosh. that's exactly what I'm doing. I go to the cemetery all the time but my family and his parents don't understand it. Even the docotr tells me to cut down but they know right now I can't. I do the excat thing of playing the night over and…
February 3
I don't mind at all if you email me...no one really understands what you are going through unless they have been there. I go to the cemetery all the time, but my kids don't really like going so it's hard to go sometimes. He is on my mind 24/7, and I…
February 3
Thank you for your support. and I'm so sorry for your loss too. It's so hard to lost the men we loss in a accident so quick it happen in a blink of an eye.I know how you feel. I would love to get a time machine and bring him back. but I know that wo…
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I am sorry for your loss. I too, loss the man I love to a car wreck. His wreck happend only a half a mile from our house. We have three children and I can't stop thinking about what happened. There are so many unanswered questions. I miss him more e…
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I work in health care and was a happy and strong person before he died. now, I'm trying to find me again if I even can.
About my Loss:
I lost my boyfriend. He died after driving me home from a Christmas party, He was killed by a car that was drag racing down a street going about 120km in a 40 km zone. My boyfriend was going only 30 km on the street. he didn't have a stop sign. The other car had a stop car and they didn't even try to brake there car. My boyfriend died instantly. I'm in total shock. I barely had time to breath when he had his funeral 4 days after he died. ( Greek background) I going through my own persoanl hell right now.

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At 8:36pm on February 4, 2010, Lisa Marie Steinberg said…
Hey how are you doing? I still hurt like hell. I feel like I will NEVER find someone like Dave. Maybe you have advice for me.
At 12:10am on February 2, 2010, Angela S. said…
I'm a little off. Tired a lot. tomorrow February 2nd is my boyfriend's birthday. It's going to be a killer on his parents who lost their only child and his friends On me I'm going to be having a very hard time with coping. As for feeling daze, that's normal. It's not fun but it's part of the grieving process. It's good like I said to talk to people. I talk to a psychologist, doctor, mental health nurse and 2 priest. Plus to his parents and to his friends, just so I don't fall apart and help the parents whenever I can when I able to cope a bit without falling apart. It's not going to bring him back but it help with the feelings I have and the tormented feeling Iget when I think of the last night. But you also need to say positive. If you also like to talk, I have my ear open. They say it gets better to cope as the days go on but I think that he will never be that but to try to go on with daily living forward, is a way in itself a coping strategy.
At 8:18pm on February 1, 2010, Jeremy said…
Thanks for the comment. How are you doing today ? I feel like I'm going thru life in a daze. I hate feeling this way. I'm at a point in my life where something has to give. I'm trying to be positive. But its not working .If you ever need to talk i'm here. Thanks
At 7:36am on December 31, 2009, Courtney Rice said…
Thank goodness you had that evening together, and you parted with kind words. That is so important and such a blessing.
Courtney Rice
 
 

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Hi Stella. I am so sorry about your loss. I am in a similar situation. My fiancee of 55 died on Feb. 11 unexpectedly with a heart attac, at the age of 55 and I am so angry and depressed and am a Christian but still have not found the comfort that I…
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Thank you so much for your understanding and your empathy. I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your husband, especially to a heart attack at such a young age. I just never even considered that something like this could happen in MY life. I know…
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Laura--Thank you so much. It actually allows me to breathe a little easier knowing that people here will understand what I'm going through, even if it's in their own individual ways. I don't feel like anyone here will rush me along in my grief; curr…
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First of all, it hasn't happened yet. Doctors said that any hour from now it could be the time. My father is at the hospital and I take care of my brother (food, school, etc). I can't sleep and I'm grieving like she's already gone. Other problems oc…
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This is for anyone who has lost somone to cancer. I lost my adopted Mom to breast cancer some years ago. She was everything I could have asked for. She loved me because I was just me. She also loved my family and children as if they were her own.
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I am sorry for your loss. I lost my husband suddenly to a heart attack Nov. 2008. Its still hard. I'm still healing... or trying. I know about losing the center of your world. The one everything in your life revolves around. How every thought always…
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Its horrible to lose the man you love. I can't imagine not getting the support from those you love because of certain circumstances. That must make it even more difficult. My husband was 38 and died of a heart attack and there was just nothing we co…
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Looks like a lot of love in his eyes. It must have been really rough to watch him go through everything. Death can be a brutal thing to watch. Its hard to see someone you love suffer so. You saw something you never wanted to see. Its too bad everyon…
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My husband of 27 years died at home on September 13, 2009 after a long illness. Illnesses actually. Six weeks later, our dog Brodie died. Broken heart, I think. God, I envy that. My Mom had died on June 15, 2008. Three weeks before her death, our…
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Jen Miller Layla is gone. she went to play with the angels this morning. go play with her and help her find her way along. be her big sis. :) ily Aly.
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this is ment for the people who have lost the closest thing to them it doesnt matter if its a person or an animal it's stilla lost and they all hurt
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Let me come in where you are weeping, friend,
And let me take your hand.
I, who have known a sorrow such as yours, can understand.
Let me come in--I would be very still beside you in your grief;
I would not bid you cease your weeping, friend,
Tears bring relief. Let me come in--and hold your hand,
For I have known a sorrow such as yours, And understand.

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