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True Love Remains Forever

No matter how many years shall pass, nor what will take place in my life, I will never forget the love I had for my husband of 46 years.  But, living does go on and we must all look to the present and future and take the lessons of the wonderful love we had and add them on to our new lives.  One is never parted from our loved ones and one day we shall be together in peace in a way we never imagined while here.  I wish this for everyone who has suffered the loss of a loved one.  My love goes…

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Added by Georgia Garrison on July 29, 2011 at 11:01pm — No Comments

Lost my husband of 46 years last year and am still in anguish and grief.

I am still grieving over my fabulous husband, friend and everything to me.  How do I ever stop crying, yearning for him and comparing him to all others.  He was my 2nd marriage and it was perfection from day one.  I am truly lost without him and have to push myself to ever go out and meet new people.  It seems people, relatives, well-meaning persons just can't understand this grief and I have now stopped telling anyone about it.  But, it is still there and I do feel such a loss as to being… Continue

Added by Georgia Garrison on July 2, 2011 at 4:26pm — 2 Comments

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