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I am so sorry you too have faced the passing of your husband. Kathy here are some hugs for when the numbness wears off. I believe the numbness is our brains way of protecting us from feeling all the pain in one tidal wave. I hope you have a support system of family and friends to help you as this curtain starts to lift because I have to warn you it will get worse, or it sure did for me both after my son died suddenly and when my husband died after a very brief struggle with cancer.
I hear you Cathy.
I lost mine on May 31st after a short 12 week battle with cancer.
Feel free to go to my page and read what happened.
I am still kind of numb too, in fact sometime I still wonder what I am doing on this site.
I suppose I'm here trying to find something, but I really dont know what that is yet.
Polly
I totally understand that you sometimes wonder what you are doing on this site. I am glad to know I am not going crazy and the numbness is a normal part of the grief process. I am so sorry for
loss Polly. May God wrap His strong arms around you and comfort you.
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