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Jennie
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- Harrisburg, PA
- United States
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"Thank you… the services are going to be rough… she’s going to put on a show for sure… she paid $850.00 for the obituary complete with a professional color family picture."
"Blessed to be acknowledged! Sending peace & comfort to you"
So Blessed!
I lost my soulmate, the man I should have met years to a long battle with COVID pneumonia. He was married, but his wife took their then 12 year old daughter and moved across the state line 2 months before we met, 14 months ago. After realizing we were meant for each other we decided to keep our relationship from his wife for the sake of his daughter until she was older and could accept the change. Everything was fine until he texted and told me his COVID was getting worse and he was going to…See More
"Cecila, I'm so sorry for you. Cherish your memories and may you gain closure in time."
Being the Other Woman/Other Man
This is for anyone who has lost their lover to death and you were the other woman/other man in their life. We have to grieve in silence. I can't find any support groups and feel like I'm the only one going through this situationSee More
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- About Me:
- I’m in my late 40’s divorced woman.
- About my Loss:
- I am losing my best friend and fiancé(we discussed marriage when his teenage daughter got older (she is 13 years old). He and his wife have been separated for a year, but she wouldn’t let him free because she needed/wanted his money. She moved out of the house. He’s currently in the hospital on a ventilator (3 weeks yesterday) because of COVID pneumonia and now he was diagnosed with fibrosis. I got in contact with his siblings and told them about us and they are thrilled he found someone who makes him happy. They are super supportive and have kept me in the loop, including giving me the ICU nurse’s number to FaceTime him last Sunday. I don’t know if I should tell his wife and hopefully she leaves the finial decisions to his siblings or if I should keep quiet and grieve as a “friend”.
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Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 10:07pm on May 12, 2024,
Erica Woodward said…
I need to have a word privately,Could you please get back to me on ( mrs.ericaw1@gmail.com)Thanks.
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...both parents
I lost my mama to cancer after her 10 month battle with Vulvar Cancer and I had to witness some very horrific days. She suffered so much and I tried to be there with her as much as I could but she did not survive this monster and passed away.my dad was also battening lung disease and he passed away 7 weeks later. I am 32 and no siblings and no family of my own.some days I feel lost and I don't know if I can carry on...See More
The Wheels on (My Grief) Bus Go Round and Round...
New Year - 2025!At the start of the year I returned to Thailand for another medical mission. This was my fourth trip for this and I was somewhat ready/prepared for the heightened emotions. Not sure why...no real connection to Jen or her accident, but in the past these trips offer some extended alone time, away from others, away from people that speak the same language and as such seem to bring the thoughts back to the forefront. Strangely, the same levels of emotionality were not there. Not…See More
"Dottie, do you find the anniversary dates to still be as emotionally difficult as the first couple times? I find that some years, it is very fresh and raw, others almost (almost) slip by without fanfare."
"So sorry for you with his passing. That is rough, that there has been so much time between the initial diagnosis and the final moments. On top of the 'normal' grief, you may also start to feel relief, which is likely to add to the…"
My husband passed away
My husband passed away last Saturday after a long illness. His memorial service is next week. We have three boys, ages 14, 11, and 6. I'm glad I found this place. It seems to be a place of great caring and support. I actually registered here a while before my husband's passing, as I was grieving for his loss after he entered a nursing home. He had been there since the end of 2008, after being diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's disease in 2006 and deteriorating quickly. He was only 58 when…See More
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