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When Non-Grievers Give Advice

carmenmg
carmenmg

People feel like they are helping when they say things like “time will heal,” or “God needed him more than you,” or “you’ll get through it because you’re a strong person,” Or the big one, “in time you’ll find someone new to love and share your life with.”

It’s clear, that although they mean well, the people who give such advice have not experienced grief from the death of someone they love to the depths of their soul.

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Another Christmas Without You

lisam122
lisam122

Sunday is the day of the week my love's beautiful heart stopped beating.  December 8th is one year and 6 months that you've been gone from me. The sun rises each morning and as I open my eyes... then.....I remember and my heart breaks all over again.

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Still my Husband

Stephanie Spezia
Stephanie Spezia

It has been two and a half years since my husband was called home to Heaven. During this time, I have been asked many times, by many people if I have begun to move on or move forward with my life. It puzzles me as to what this really means.  The life I had was a WE that suddenly became an I. How does one begin to make that transition­…. HE IS STILL MY HUSBAND.

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There’s a story behind each child lost

J A DIller
J A DIller
It’s said to be one of the worst things that can happen to a person: experiencing the death of a child. There’s a story behind each child lost. My unhappy journey began in 2009, when my oldest son Charlie, 23, died of pneumonia. 
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