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2 comments:
Just thinking of you. I know grief is a long hard road. I was widowed to the love of my life in 1998. I somehow survived and found love again. The grieving process is an amazing journey that puts you on a different realm of reality from the rest of humanity. It is both a blessing and a curse. Wishing you the best of all worlds, a fellow widow in Oregon, Alice
Thanks, Alice. I was widowed in 2004, so I sort of know what's ahead, except then I had little kids to keep me busy. Now I'm learning to live alone.
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