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Jess Moore
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- About my Loss:
- I lost my dad December 25, 2014. I was 19 years old, and he was 46. He died suddenly at 4am from a massive heart attack. My mother and him were happily married and my dad was literally my best friend. We could talk on a whole other level that many children do not get to experience with their parents. I could talk to him about anything. It has not even been a year since he passed and every day is struggle.
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"I lost my husband overnight that it happened so fast that I still can’t accept that he’s gone."
My Fathers Loss
Many years ago, I lost my father after his battle with colon cancer that later spread to his bones. The grief stayed with me longer than I expected. Ambrosia Behavioral Health helped me work through that loss, understand my emotions, and find healthier ways to cope and move forward. https://www.ambrosiatc.comSee More
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