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Rachel Lynn Schuler commented on Karen's group I miss my Mom!
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Rachel Lynn Schuler replied to Billie Steffen's discussion nearing the 2 month mark and the pain gets worse every day in the group I miss my Mom!
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Rachel Lynn Schuler commented on Karen's group I miss my Mom!
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Rachel Lynn Schuler commented on Karen's group I miss my Mom!Posted on February 8, 2011 at 1:00am — 7 Comments
Brenda Ann said…
mercy said…
mercy said… Hi Rachel; these are the times I wish I had your number. Is there any way we can talk? I'm so worried about you. I've had some rough days and been sickly but with my little one, I push myself. I'm now out oftown visiting a friend and trying to take it easy.
Please let me know if we can talk?
mercy said…
Susan Miller said… Thanks for your response Rachel, it was kind of you to take the time to reach out. So nice to hear from someone who understands that one's Mom's clothes aren't "just clothes". When I told my husband that I had given away most of Mom's clothes, he said "oh, that's good." I think he was happy to have one less thing cluttering up the closet!
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Sue Waxman said… Thank you for embracing me into this community of such loving and caring human beings. I am so greatful to have found this website. That cancer...that damn cancer. I told God the other night that if he needed a soul to take..mine was his. If a mother is sick and her children need her..take me instead. If a father is sick and his children and wife need him..take me. I know this sounds like drama, but I really would give up my life in order to spare someone else of the pain of loss. I have no children and really no close family. I am completely alone. With the exception of my wonderful Golden Retriever Rudy and my 3 kitties Gerda, Will and Petrone. They cover my body at night like a blanket. They feel my pain. Make it through today...she what tomorrow brings.
Sue Waxman said… Hi Rachel,
My mothers name was Nancy. Like you and your mom she and i were the best of friends. Shopping buddies, dinners together, movies, hanging out all of the time. My sisters are not talking to me - lots of drama. I feel completely alone. My dad left us when we were kids. Mom raised us alone. I am so glad to find this site. Sue
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