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In reply to the discussion: After JFK Conference, when I got home, I felt like RFK. [View all]ScreamingMeemie
(68,918 posts)57. I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your wife, 90-percent.
Your comments about your brother-in-law tugged at me...
...when my husband died suddenly, most of those who eulogized him at the service talked of how they wished they had spent more time with them. In the end, I got up and said,"He wanted to see you too, he wished he had stopped by more often, he thought about you all the time..." and that is what gets us through. We do think of each other.
I have to believe that. I hope you do too. Take really good care of yourself, okay? Widowhood sucks, whether we're prepared for it or not.
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Oh, Octafish, I am so very sorry to read of the loss of your friend. How bittersweet your last
Mnemosyne
Oct 2013
#16
My condolences, Octafish. A great friend is priceless. Peace to him & you & his family.
DirkGently
Oct 2013
#24
Sorry for your loss. Thanks for attending from those of us who couldn't attend.
rwsanders
Oct 2013
#72
My sympathy on the loss of your friend and to everyone who knew and loved him
livetohike
Oct 2013
#78