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About Me:
I took an early retirement from work. I have 3 adult children. I like long walks and I take dansing classes.
About my Loss:
Very recently I lost my husband of 33 years to cancer. Together we fought this as hard as we could hopeful that we could turn it into a chronic disease with our local oncologist and periodical visits to Germany and Israel and remote consultations from the UK. Unfortunately we lost the battle and my husband passed away two weeks ago. the only place I feel might give me some comfort and support in the most difficult time of my life is among people who have gone through a similar experience. I do not like to socialise right now and I wish I could avoid the company of relatives and friends and keep to myself and the internet. ASharing similar experiences is the one thing that I wish right now

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