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I am at an age where people from my past are dying.
My husband wants a divorce. So, I've been grieving and coming to terms with that. Then, today I found out that the 37 year old daughter of people who used to be my friends has died of cancer this week. Over twenty years ago my first husband and I were actually very close friends with this couple and we used to do a lot of socializing together. When my first husband died, they didn't want to be friends any longer. I haven't heard from them since his death. I was thinking that their daughter died so young, but then I realized that I was the same age when my husband died, so I was young too. The thoughts are all confused in my mind. I haven't seen her since she was 6. I am saddened by her death. I wish I could tell my late husband what happened. It brings back memories of my grief over his death. At times like this I miss him. |
![]() *Beth*, 88Butterfly88, CANDC, unaluna
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It is okay to feel confused.
Sending healing thoughts and vibes your way. |
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cancer is so horrible
I'm sorry. hugs |
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I'm so sorry for your losses.
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PinkandBlue sorry you are missing people in your life so much. These times are bringing up so many feelings of grief and loss. Sometimes writing a letter can help bring closure or making a donation in the memory of someone can help ease the sting and help us let go.
Hope your husband is a comfort to you and understands these griefs from the past. We are here for you. This article may be of interest Five Coping Skills You Need to Work Through Grief There are also more articles here Coping with Grief | Psych Central @CANDC
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