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"I'm so sorry to hear this. I hope this group can help you in some way, and I'm available if you ever want to share about her. Take care"
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"You can see the kindness in his eyes and how truly joyful he was. I'm so sorry for your loss."
"I'm so sorry to hear that - that must have been such a shock and definitely not fair. Yes, I find it's hard to go on without them. The best thing I've come up with is try to live the rest of my life for them - honoring them and their…"
"I'm so sorry. I can't imagine what it's like to lose a spouse, but I'm here if you ever want to chat or share memories about her. This is a good group that's helped me and I've made some friends. Every grief story is…"
"I lost 2 brothers in the last 3 years. Seems my life kept going as I had this life outside them but my grief is different now. I have no life outside her"
"Thanks for reaching out to me. Seems I can only communicate through texting and email. Can’t get the words out on the phone and even worse in person. Just staying hone and hoping the next day will be better"
"Hi Phil - Thank you for sharing about your lovely wife, Chiko. It's evident what a kind and special person she was. I've heard that orchids are challenging to grow so she must have had a very gentle and talented touch. Your story about…"
"Hi Rosie
I am sorry for your loss. Thank you for reading my story and trying to connect. Let me know if we can chat sometime and share our stories in more details."
"Hi Rosie,
Thank you for giving me the chance to talk about my wife, Chikako (Chiko for short). She was Japanese and were were married way back when I was stationed in Japan. It really was love at first sight. She was so cute. …"
"It's been over two and a half years since my dear brother, Dan, passed away. The best "advice" I've received from someone who has also known great grief - "It doesn't get better. It just gets different."
While…"
Years later...
This group is for anyone who had lost someone 1, 2, 3, 4 or more years ago. Where are you in your grief? Has it gotten easier? Has it gotten harder? Please share your story
"Hi Phil,
Thank you for sharing. Again, I'm so very sorry. I cannot fathom what that must feel like to be with your soulmate so long and now be without them. I'm here if you ever want to share about your wife - what did she like to do?…"
"Hi Rosie,
Thank you for welcoming me to the site. I'm desperately trying to deal with my grief at the loss of my wife. She was my constant companion and I had expected that I would go first, but the universe had a different plan I…"
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- About my Loss:
- I lost my brother, Dan, in October 2018 to cancer.
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- At 8:55pm on November 1, 2021,
Steve said…
- I lost 2 brothers in the last 3 years. Seems my life kept going as I had this life outside them but my grief is different now. I have no life outside her
- At 8:51pm on November 1, 2021,
- Thanks for reaching out to me. Seems I can only communicate through texting and email. Can’t get the words out on the phone and even worse in person. Just staying hone and hoping the next day will be better
- At 7:55am on June 12, 2021,
Hi Rosie
I am sorry for your loss. Thank you for reading my story and trying to connect. Let me know if we can chat sometime and share our stories in more details.
- At 12:04am on June 12, 2021,
Phil Bergin said…
Hi Rosie,
Thank you for giving me the chance to talk about my wife, Chikako (Chiko for short). She was Japanese and were were married way back when I was stationed in Japan. It really was love at first sight. She was so cute. She was only 4'11" and weighed about 110 lbs. back then in her 20's. By the time she passed away she was only 4'6" and 85 lbs. She suffered a lot starting in her 50's from arthritis and eventually the drugs she took to fight the pain finally destroyed her heart. She was a fantastic cook and the best gardener. She loved to raise orchids and everyone came to her with their sick plants. She was such a quiet and peaceful person who did not say a lot (unlike me) but when she spoke everyone listened because she was so wise. I could go on and on about what a wonderful person she was. I was not always the best husband, but she forgave me every time. I will not let her memory die. I talk about her constantly to my son and his wife and my grandchildren. They all loved her very much too. I sure hope there is an afterlife and that we join our loved ones again. It is all I have to look forward to. Thank you again for your support. Phil
- At 9:19pm on June 10, 2021,
Hi Rosie,
Thank you for welcoming me to the site. I'm desperately trying to deal with my grief at the loss of my wife. She was my constant companion and I had expected that I would go first, but the universe had a different plan I guess. I am old and she was just a year younger, so we knew our time was limited, but suddenly I find that I cannot fathom life without her. I don't seem to have a purpose, even though it has been over a year now since she passed away. The pain does seem to be lessening, and listening to other people's stories helps. Thanks again for welcoming me.
- At 11:25pm on December 16, 2020,
Thank You Rosie. I am feeling so lost. Its like all of sudden I don't belong anywhere- does that make sense? Would you like to share your story?, if not its Ok.
- At 2:58pm on November 23, 2020,
- Thank you so much Rosie. I'm sorry to know of the loss of your brother.
- At 2:39pm on October 29, 2020,
Thank you for your kind message, Rosie. I'm sure this will be a place of comfort and friendship for me when I need it most. I look forward to being there for others in the group, as well.
- At 12:30pm on October 28, 2020,
Molly Schechter said…
Thank you for the kind words. :)
- At 6:44pm on October 22, 2020,
Thank you for reaching out Rosie, I appreciate it the kind words of support
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