Sue Johnson
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About Me:
I live in california and I am a realtor.
About my Loss:
My son passed at age 38 after about 8 years of melanoma hell. He suffered so much but was alert up to the end january 30 2010. I miss him so much and he leaves 2 kids and I am raising them, My life is so disorganized i am not able to focus too much on anything any more

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Not looking forward to Christmas

It's been a long time since I've posted a Blog on here but I am not looking forward to Christmas I am notBecause the people should be here it's no longer hereSee More
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"GriefShare is a church based support group. They do have meetings online, but the usual format is a group of people experiencing a loss getting together weekly to watch videos (13 weeks total) about grief and loss. After the video, we talk about the…"
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"is griefshare a website like this?"
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