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Bonnie Gould
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- Palmetto, GA
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- About Me:
- I have two daughters and three grandchildren. My animals keep me from feeling totally alone here at home. I'm not sure who I am right now or who I hope to become - just not me like this.
- About my Loss:
- My husband of 45 years died 3 weeks ago after a 3 month battle with brain cancer. I just don't feel able to face the future. I don't want to go on.
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Does anyone else feel pressure to always reply because you're afraid it'll be the last conversation?
Hi everyone. This is my first post here.I lost my brother in December 2024 to an accidental overdose. He passed away suddenly in his sleep. We were only a year and a half apart in age, and he was the closest person I've ever had.One thing I've been struggling with ever since is that I feel an overwhelming pressure to reply to texts and answer calls as soon as I can. If someone messages me and I don't respond right away, my mind starts thinking, "What if something happens to them before I reply?…See More
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First, I am so sorry for the loss of your grandmother. Losing someone you love only two days ago is incredibly painful, and it’s understandable that you’re feeling unsure about what to do right now.
Personally, I don’t…"
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Lord knows I understand where you are coming from. My husband was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer. Docs figured it had been brewing for at least 4 years....he had back and hip pain for almost 3 years but was attributed to arthritis and activity...He was in a lot of pain yet decided to go thru chemo and radiation because he wanted every minute he could get...it killed me watching him go thru it. We managed to celebrate our 27th anniversary and he was gone 2 weeks later.. Not a day goes by where I wish he was still alive...but I have to believe he is in a better place and better off...yet I hate the thought that I could live another 20 years without him
Bonnie I am sorry for your loss. This is the toughest time of your life, but it sounds like you have the right attitude. Look for the good in life and grab onto it. I am 2 1/2 years into living a life without my husband and still trying to adapt and move forward. I try to find something good in eveyday. The future is very scary when you do don't have that one person around to help. Use this site as a sounding board...you will feel better understood.