Hello my name is Jennifer and I'm new here. This is my first time going through this so let me tell you the story. My fiancé, my prom date, my 10 year relationship has ended last year on the night of October 3, 2015 when my fiancé call me while I was still at work and told me he was biking to the store to get some drinks. On the way in the same street we lived, not even that far of traveling he was hit by a speeding car and drove off left him behind injured badly, he was laying there until a young couple saw him, the man gave him cpr while his girlfriend call 911. He got a pulse but when the ambulance came he was pronounced dead. This all happened when I'm still at work right after I just talk to him. His aunt live right there where it happened her husband went outside to look to see what's going on that's when they found out. About an hour and a half after I came home from work I realize it was taking too long for him to come home I started to worry and I decide to open on my Tauro card on my phone and death card show up that's when I got a knock on the door, I open the door and noticed some of his family was there and I saw his aunt crying and I knew something wasn't right, that's when one of them starting to speak to me. I'm sorry to tell you this but Charlie has been in a accident and he did not make it, right there my heart just dropped everything in my body my mind everything I was shocked I was terrified I was freaking out everything that you know what it feels like when you lost somebody. Now after few months passed by of work and living on my own I realized I did not have enough to support myself so I ended up going home to my mom which she knew it was better for me to come home. I'm glade she's want to help me go through this but she's so busy with work which I get it, she not really understand what I'm going through not even my brother know what to say, for that it kind of left me alone with my emotions. This is how I ended up searching on google to find a online group where I can open up my emotions, that's how I got here.

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Jennifer,

My husband was only 34 years old when he passed away in April of 2019. I completely empathize with you because the last thing that had ever crossed my mind, when he didn't answer his phone, was that he was gone. Yet, he will be gone for 2 years this April. 

I'm attaching a picture of myself and Jeremy. This was taken in 2015, but he wasn't much of one for pictures so, there are none that are more current. Between the day the picture was taken, and the day Jeremy passed, he had not changed very much.

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