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I had to go to a funeral for my wife's grandmother, a woman that I loved very dearly. I was trying my hardest to be strong for my wife, but I could not do it. When the pastor started talking about what my son had said while she was in hospice, I lost it. Dealing with the mental anguish that is depression and knowing that my wife's entire family knows what is going on, topped with the death of a loved one, I thought that I would never make it through the day. I was told by each of my wife's family members to "Take care of yourself" Everytime I heard this I almost burst into tears. My thoughts have become much clearer with my meds and the meditation I have been doing, that I realize that I am only a human with an illness. I understand that her family is concerned just like mine is. Used to be I would get very angry about something like this but now that I have started to make that turn in my life I realize it is only because they care about me. I keep taking one step at a time and one day at a time.

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sorry about gammy, you are doing so well, because you cried at her funeral simply means you are caring, not fraid to show your feelings like a lot of 'men'(personally I think if a man cries he is more of a man)and you have a big heart.

carry on carrying on, you are doing great, hugs, Jinny xoxoxoxoxo

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Thank you very much you have been an angel in my time of need and I really appreciate you for that. My God bestow many blessing upon you and your family. (((((((Jinnyann))))))

You are welcome my friend, glad you are doing better.

here anytime, Jin xoxoxoxoxo

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Things are really looking up for me now. I have felt so much better of the last few days (even with the inflatable bed deflating on me). I have really gotten honest with myself and it really helped me. I hope that if I can be of any help to anyone else they just ask. Thank you to everyone that offered their support.