Good people are dying from a disease that could be overcome with enough money poured into it to find cure, by governments that can find enough money to pour into methods to kill good people. Condolences Pete. I lost my brother too.
I lost my Brother and best friend last night.
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It was two years before I could visit my sister's grave without crying.
FrenchieBoy
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EMcC
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I lost my wife of 61 years recently and am now rattling around in the house full of all her mementos from our travels over the years.
Seems strange as there were times when I wanted to stay out late or go somewhere but didn't or couldn't because of my wife at home, now I have all the time in the world but don't want to go anywhere or do anything.
It is something everybody will have to go through at some time but when it does happen it is so different and certainly not a nice experience.
The strange thing was tho was that I had heart attack, Cancer, appendicitis and an umbilical hernia and am still here, she had a hip replaced five years ago and nothing since and just sat down and stopped breathing.
I now know what it is like to lose someone close so can feel for any others going through the same.
Seems strange as there were times when I wanted to stay out late or go somewhere but didn't or couldn't because of my wife at home, now I have all the time in the world but don't want to go anywhere or do anything.
It is something everybody will have to go through at some time but when it does happen it is so different and certainly not a nice experience.
The strange thing was tho was that I had heart attack, Cancer, appendicitis and an umbilical hernia and am still here, she had a hip replaced five years ago and nothing since and just sat down and stopped breathing.
I now know what it is like to lose someone close so can feel for any others going through the same.
FrenchieBoy
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Your post has really touched my heart Sir, I feel for you!
After loosing two of my brothers and my mother to C and now my "favourite" brother I know how hard it can be when you loose someone so close to you!
I will be going to church tomorrow and (With your permission) I will raise you in prayer!
EMcC
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Thank you Frenchie boy, I also lost my elder brother a few years back to Cancer, I was lucky, I'd had the first heart attack and during a check up a few month later found the cancer so was found early and started treatment, not a very enjoyable experience I can tell you. Walking around with a tap in my arm used to pump the dose of Chemo in every three weeks.
They say time will heal but I am still expecting my wife to walk in any moment but, stupidly, I know she won't.
They say time will heal but I am still expecting my wife to walk in any moment but, stupidly, I know she won't.
After ten years. I took the condolensce cards down off the mantel shelf! The calender from the day she died is still on display.There will no doubt be a time or two when I shed a few more tears for Mick, certainly at his funeral but for now I don't think there are many more tears left in me.
Thank you for your kind words Sir and my deepest sympathies for the loss of your much beloved sister!
